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Watch Raindrops Make Asteroid-Like Collisions [Slo-Mo Video]
Researchers are making it rain to get to the bottom of impact craters
How Can A Commercial Airplane Just Disappear?
The loss of AirAsia QZ8501 marks the second time a major aircraft has vanished without any warning this year
Inside The New Stealth Arsenal
A top secret class of autonomous drones is changing the way war is waged
Genetically Modified Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire
A project to save the chestnut tree is gaining momentum—and opponents
FDA Plans To Lift Lifetime Ban On Gay Men Donating Blood
Well, kind of… the proposed rule change still has some stipulations
In Nasty Weather, High-Tech Sensors Get The Lights Back On Faster
The smart grid of the future will know about power outages before you do
Where Do Recycled Electronics Go?
As New York and other states make e-cycling mandatory, we look at the tech
6th J-20 Stealth Fighter Rolls Out, More to Soon Follow
China On Track to Operate Asia's First Stealth Fighters
Rise Of The Drone Mapper
Maps built from UAV images are transforming everything from anti-poaching efforts to cemetery management
Your Diamond Ring Might Explain the Origin of Life on Earth
A geochemist re-examines the deep carbon cycle
FAA And Drone Industry Partners Launch ‘Know Before You Fly’ Campaign
Drone guidelines for the holidays
Redesigning Santa’s Sleigh For Aerodynamic Efficiency
Kris Kringle’s ride is dragging him down
The Chinese Army Gets A Smart Grenade Launcher For Christmas
You Can't Hide From These Smart Grenades
NASA Envisions A Cloud City Above Hellish Surface Of Venus
Now if only we can get Lando Calrissian to spearhead the project
Driving The 2016 Toyota Mirai Is Remarkably Unremarkable (And That’s A Good Thing)
Toyota's hydrogen fuel cell vehicle has an easy, comfortable driving demeanor that belies its amazing complexity underneath.