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Archive Gallery: Thrilling Trains of the Future
If only our Thanksgiving travel plans included rides on cross-country high-speed rails, propeller-powered monorails, and the mythical Long Island bullet train
How Science Is Changing Your Thanksgiving Feast
Thanks to biotechnology and widespread genetic modification, the meal you'll enjoy tomorrow certainly isn't your grandma's feast
TSA Scanner Privacy Concerns Could Be Easily Solved With Simple Computer Algorithm, Scientist Says
Distorting images like a funhouse mirror could protect passenger privacy
Wi-Fi Radiation Is Killing Trees, New Study Finds
Yes, trees can bleed, and it's our fault
Still Waiting: Will America’s Next-Gen Bullet Trains Ever Leave the Station?
Why are we lagging decades behind the rest of the world's fast-train infrastructure?
Twelve Extreme Animal Modifications in the Name of Science
Mouse milk (for people), spider-goats, pain-free cattle, and nine more
You Built What?! A Supersize Robotic Chess Set
Inspired by Harry Potter's magic chessboard, a Lego roboticist takes his creations to the next level
James Webb Telescope Project Project Reviewed and Reorganized In Wake of Massive Cost Overruns
The James Webb Space Telescope threatens to eat the budgets of other missions
Archive Gallery: Kitchens of Tomorrow, 1950’s Edition
One motion-activated kitchen, please, along with with a side of turkey roasted by a computerized oven
The Navy’s Free Electron Laser System Will be More Than Just a Death Ray
But don't worry, it will still be partly a death ray