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Scientists want to limit climate change by releasing more CO2
Climate Change

Scientists want to limit climate change by releasing more CO2

Converting methane to carbon dioxide could help.

All the buzz about NASA’s new fleet of space bees
International Space Station

All the buzz about NASA’s new fleet of space bees

Astrobees could help free up astronauts' schedules.

We’re finally studying how to combat the anti-vax movement, but the methods may surprise you
Vaccines

We’re finally studying how to combat the anti-vax movement, but the methods may surprise you

Researchers are beginning to understand how to talk to parents who are concerned about vaccines.

Can AI escape our control and destroy us?
AI

Can AI escape our control and destroy us?

Skype cofounder Jaan Tallinn bankrolls efforts to keep superintelligent AI under control.

Will Earth’s shifting magnetic poles push the Northern Lights too?
Science

Will Earth’s shifting magnetic poles push the Northern Lights too?

Scientists are studying the aurora's every move.

Techathlon podcast: 1997’s hottest tech, surprising air-travel stats, the zombie in your computer
Technology

Techathlon podcast: 1997’s hottest tech, surprising air-travel stats, the zombie in your computer

Play along with our game show podcast and learn about the latest tech news.

How to raise money for charity on your phone
Tech Hacks

How to raise money for charity on your phone

Get people to give on the go.

Earthrise
Moons

The White House is giving NASA another $1.6 billion to go to the moon. It won’t be enough.

A 2024 mission is pretty unlikely.

Processed food really does make you gain weight
Nutrition

Processed food really does make you gain weight

It took a comprehensive experiment to get proof.

Muscle stiffness can be an athletic superpower
Fitness & Exercise

Muscle stiffness can be an athletic superpower

Elite basketball players benefit from having less stretch.

Plastic chemicals could harm the ocean bacteria that produce 10 percent of our oxygen
Ocean

Plastic chemicals could harm the ocean bacteria that produce 10 percent of our oxygen

Leachates are toxic to the most numerous photosynthesizing organisms in the world.

Listen to a haunting song composed using climate data
Climate Change

Listen to a haunting song composed using climate data

Hear the world burn.

Watch this electric air taxi take off vertically, thanks to 36 swiveling ‘jet’ engines
Aviation

Watch this electric air taxi take off vertically, thanks to 36 swiveling ‘jet’ engines

It has a range of 186 miles and is optimized to cruise.

Here’s exactly how restricting abortion harms public health
Health

Here’s exactly how restricting abortion harms public health

The recent abortion bills don't align with what health experts know about abortion safety.

Naturally pink chocolate is finally here. But how is it made?
Science

Naturally pink chocolate is finally here. But how is it made?

This rosy treat remains shrouded in mystery.

Formula 1 racing teams have intense recruitment programs for engineers
Engineering

Formula 1 racing teams have intense recruitment programs for engineers

The Renault Formula One team and Infiniti have a unique program for recruiting talent.

Black Hawk helicopters have a flight plan to go autonomous
Self Driving

Black Hawk helicopters have a flight plan to go autonomous

Self-flying helicopters could be in the Army's future.

Dog pee on the sidewalk does more than just piss off your neighbors
Dogs

Dog pee on the sidewalk does more than just piss off your neighbors

Puppy potty breaks could mess with the city's microbiome.

The moon is quaking (and shrinking like a raisin)
Moons

The moon is quaking (and shrinking like a raisin)

But that's a good thing.

The latest recommendations for preventing dementia are good advice for everyone
Health

The latest recommendations for preventing dementia are good advice for everyone

What the WHO has to say about staying cognitively fit.