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A Completely New Kind of Aircraft Propulsion System, Made of Rotating Cylinders
No wings, no rotors, no jets
Why Sex With Creatures from the Future Is a Bad Idea
Researchers test sexual adaptations in time-traveling brine shrimp
Analytical Method Used for Stock Market Helps Pinpoint A Possible Achilles Heel for HIV
HIV's strongest sections could be its greatest weaknesses
Study: Rising Global Temperatures Spur Steepest Sea Level Rise In 2,100 Years
Reconstructing sea level history for the first time
Archive Gallery: Going Deep With Vintage Submersibles
The four-wheeled diving car, the world-famous Bathysphere, the farming sub, and more underwater craft from decades past
Let’s Reconstitute Humans From Genomes Launched Into Space! and Other Ambitious Proposals for Galactic Colonization
DARPA's 100-Year Starship project is getting underway
Voyager 1 Might Leave the Solar System Any Day Now, New Data Says
It was not projected to happen until 2014
Richard Clarke: China is Planting Digital Bombs Throughout the U.S. Power Grid
The U.S. government is doing little to protect American interests from cyber threats, claims Clarke in an op-ed
Coming Solar Minimum Could Chill the Earth, New Forecast Predicts
Sunspots may be entering a hibernation period unseen in 400 years
Future Shocks: Predictions From the World’s Foremost Film Prognosticator
How the designer of Blade Runner thinks the future will look
Stem-Cell Therapy Works Wonders for Race Horses; Are Human Treatments Next?
The same techniques used by vets to speed horse rehab might work for humans, too
You Built What?! A Colossal Flying Reproduction of a 1935 Airship
The model USS Macon barely fits inside a two-car garage
Inspired by Science, Guillermo del Toro’s Hollywood Monsters Come to Life
Del Toro begins his creature creation with "the National Geographic approach"