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A World Without The Winter Olympics
How climate change will make the Games impossible for certain cities.
Put On This Virtual Reality Helmet, Then Swap Your Gender
Could virtual reality help us step into the shoes of someone else?
The Maker King
How Carl Bass, the CEO of Autodesk, is shaping the maker movement—from his garage.
Robots May Replace One-Fourth Of U.S. Combat Soldiers By 2030, Says General
Be all the cyberman you can be.
Sloth Fur Might Yield New Drugs
Microbes living in the beasts' coats could be deadly to malaria and cancer cells.
Why Did This Top Science Journal Editor Expose A Blogger’s Pen Name?
The pseudonymous Isis the Scientist had her name revealed after a confrontation on Twitter.
Penn State Students Seek Crowdfunding To Land A Hopping Rover On The Moon
The Lunar Lion is designed to land and then take off again across the surface of the moon.
New York May Nix Google Glass For Drivers
A new bill would make it illegal to wear Google's "extremely dangerous technology" while driving.
Inadequate Pap Tests More Likely With Transgender Men
Testosterone use is one of the factors contributing to unsatisfactory Pap tests.
Video: A First-Person View Of Falcons Taking Down Crows
Getting minor panic attacks for these crows
2013 Was Another Year Of Extreme Weather Across the U.S.
Rain, drought, and temperatures broke records in locales nationwide
The End Of Anonymity
Technology that matches faces to names can already single out criminals. What happens when it can identify anyone?