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The Dissection: A Home Electric Meter
DIY

The Dissection: A Home Electric Meter

A peek inside the simple gears and complicated math that make up one of the coolest devices in your house

This Month’s Innovations For a Greener Future: Megakites, Solar Flowers, and More
Technology

This Month’s Innovations For a Greener Future: Megakites, Solar Flowers, and More

Shell’s New Ships Will Dwarf Everything on the High Seas
Fossil Fuels

Shell’s New Ships Will Dwarf Everything on the High Seas

The energy giant's 600,000-ton megaships will process natural gas and shrug off typhoons

NASA Crashes Into the Moon — But Where Are the Pics?
Technology

NASA Crashes Into the Moon — But Where Are the Pics?

The public is disappointed by lack of flashy impact debris from NASA's lunar impactors, but scientists remain elated

Singularity Summit 2009: Ten Unanswered Questions For Our Future Robot Overlords
AI

Singularity Summit 2009: Ten Unanswered Questions For Our Future Robot Overlords

If you could ask the product of the robot-human merge ten questions, what would they be?

In The Future, All Our Pop Idols Will Be Machines
Technology

In The Future, All Our Pop Idols Will Be Machines

Google Working on “Smart Charging” Software for Electric Cars
Technology

Google Working on “Smart Charging” Software for Electric Cars

The Internet giant's geniuses are working on software that'll help get electric cars juiced without stressing out the electrical grid.

Custom-Tuned Eyesight Is the Latest Trend in Ophthalmology
Health

Custom-Tuned Eyesight Is the Latest Trend in Ophthalmology

Ask a Geek: Can I Use One Number For My Home, Work and Cellphones?
Gear

Ask a Geek: Can I Use One Number For My Home, Work and Cellphones?

Wi-Fi Signals Can Be Used to See Through Walls
Technology

Wi-Fi Signals Can Be Used to See Through Walls

EPA To Impose New Greenhouse Gas Regulations
Environment

EPA To Impose New Greenhouse Gas Regulations

No Nuke-Wielding Bots in Space, Pleads New Robot Arms Control Committee
Technology

No Nuke-Wielding Bots in Space, Pleads New Robot Arms Control Committee

ICRAC wants limits on robotic military hardware

Unexpectedly, Cosmic Ray Intensity in Space Reaches Highest Level in 50 Years
Technology

Unexpectedly, Cosmic Ray Intensity in Space Reaches Highest Level in 50 Years

High cosmic ray levels may threaten future human missions to Mars

“Time Telescopes” Could Make Data Transfer 27 Times Faster
Technology

“Time Telescopes” Could Make Data Transfer 27 Times Faster

Your Screen Saver Could Help Create New Life
Gear

Your Screen Saver Could Help Create New Life

Software designed to detect life in outer space is now being repurposed to look for signs of artificial life developing in complex computer systems on Earth

Intel’s New Light Peak Cable Transfers 10 Gb/S, Puts USB To Shame
Technology

Intel’s New Light Peak Cable Transfers 10 Gb/S, Puts USB To Shame

For the First Time Ever, an HIV Vaccine Shows Success in Trial
Vaccines

For the First Time Ever, an HIV Vaccine Shows Success in Trial

iRex Announces e-Reader with Barnes & Noble Catalog, Verizon 3G
Gear

iRex Announces e-Reader with Barnes & Noble Catalog, Verizon 3G

With a larger screen and 400,000 more titles, iRex's DR800SG forces a standoff against the Kindle and the Sony Reader

Ferrofluid forming a pile of conical shapes.
Life Skills

How to make ferrofluid

We've found three good options for making this oily liquid.

At UN Climate Change Conference, US And China Promise Carbon Emission Reductions
Environment

At UN Climate Change Conference, US And China Promise Carbon Emission Reductions