Scotland Tests Battery That Could Revolutionize Renewables
We've been making more than enough energy to start converting our sources of power to renewables, but what about where we're going to store it all?
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'Cool' Clothing Breakthrough Could Slash Emissions by Making You Cooler
This wearable material with its cooling design could replace inefficient air conditioners, helping the planet and keeping you looking cool.
SuperMeat Promises Real Meat With No Harm To Any Animals
SuperMeat is a start-up aiming to eliminate the need to grow animals for meat by creating real meat in a lab more cheaply than on farms.
Newly Discovered Earth-Like Planet is Possibly Habitable
Whether it holds intelligent life or the future home of humans, Proxima Centauri is a major breakthrough for our pale blue dot.
Photo Bomb! Satellite Catches Moon Crossing Earth's Face (WATCH)
In a rare fly-by, while this satellite was capturing photos of Earth, the moon photo-bombed the camera from almost a million miles away.
Paraplegics Regaining Muscle Control Thanks to Virtual Reality Therapy
After a year of treatment, twelve paraplegic patients have been reclassified to only "partially paralyzed".
Photo of the Day "Manhattanhenge" - Today is NYC Solstice
Today is the annual day of the year when Manhattan's street grid, first laid out in 1811, aligns perfectly with the setting sun, which is sometimes referred to as a Manhattan Solstice or, as Neil deGrasse Tyson calls it, Manhattanhenge.
Leonardo da Vinci's Last Three Paintings Charted the Stars
Historian Scott Lund has released evidence to support his theory that Da Vinci's last three paintings have been found to form a complete solar grouping that represented constellations during the solstices and equinoxes at the time of the Catholic church's Grand Jubilee celebration of 1500 AD.
India Makes History With Successful First Voyage to Mars
"India has managed to do what few other nations have accomplished (and no other Asians): putting a satellite into orbit around another planet" — and on the first try.
$600K Awarded to Mobile Tech Innovators Helping Others With Water and Health
Whether it's fixing broken sanitation systems or diagnosing heart trouble, the 2015 Wireless Innovation winners are using mobile tech in extraordinary ways.
Robots Will 3-D Print a Bridge over Amsterdam Canal Using Molten Steel (WATCH)
Robots spewing molten metal will build their own tracks in mid-air as they spend two weeks crossing a canal, leaving a 24-foot bridge behind them.
College Students Invent Gloves that Speak Sign Language Out Loud
Two University of Washington students have won a $10,000 prize for inventing gloves that translate sign language into audible speech, on the spot.
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