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The Week In Drones: Hunting In Packs, Bothering Falcons, And More
Keeping up with the droneses
The Neuroscientist Who Wants To Upload Humanity To A Computer
Randal Koene is recruiting top neuroscientists to help him make humans live forever
Are ‘Lucky Streaks’ Real? Science Says Yes
Bettors are more likely to win once they're on a winning streak, for a precisely ironic reason.
U.S. To Require Gender Equality For Medical Lab Rats
Early-stage medical studies tend to use more male animals than female ones. That's bad for the human women who ultimately take these drugs.
Robot Reads Novels, Writes Songs About Them
Listen to Lord of the Flies, A Clockwork Orange, The Little Prince, and more.
Report: U.S. Military Needs More Drones, Not Better Ones
In a new paper, the think tank Rand Corporation outlines the future of military drones.
This Microchip Heart Has A Rare Genetic Disease
The heart was created, in part, using skin cells from people with Barth syndrome.
Farewell To H.R. Giger, Architect Of Our Nightmares
The Swiss surrealist behind the "Alien" film franchise has died at 74.
Has The End Of The Banana Arrived?
Researchers fear that a relentless and virulent fungus could cripple the world's banana monoculture
10-Foot Sea Level Rise Now Unstoppable Due To Glacier Collapse
Two new studies describe extensive glacier melting as inevitable.