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Being worried about an advanced AI coming for your job is totally valid, even if your job is piloting one of the most advanced rovers ever built.
Read MoreEarthquakes are unsettling, but a swarm of earthquakes can be downright scary, and some San Francisco residents are worried the Big One is near.
Read MoreRobots have come a long way since they were first imagined over 100 years ago, and this new Chinese model continues to push the tech forward.
Read MoreThink GPS runs the world? China’s BeiDou is a fast-rising rival with military and disaster uses, plus a rapidly expanding satellite and ground network.
Read MoreRobot assistants are on the way, but the latest models might need a human teleoperator to take over certain tasks by looking and listening inside your home.
Read MoreIt's no understatement to say that the modern world could not function without our satellites, but they're a lot more vulnerable than you may think.
Read MoreEverybody loves a good conspiracy theory, and the moon landings center in many of the most popular ones, but is there any truth to the theories?
Read MoreThough the U.S. has long been a leader in the tech field, Chinese companies been showing off advanced humanoid robots that American companies can't quite match.
Read MoreFrom his retractable metal claws to his superhuman healing factor, Wolverine is one of Marvel's coolest characters, but are his powers possible?
Read MoreThe moon is pretty inhospitable to humans, but recent research has found that it's surprisingly possible for breathable air to eventually exist on its surface.
Read MoreFrom Rorschach tests to trigonometry, this 48-level gauntlet is the most infuriating test of your humanity yet. Can you survive the world's weirdest CAPTCHA?
Read MoreNuclear power has a lot of potential, but many fear the dangers of nuclear meltdowns. Fortunately, some new reactors might make that possibility even slimmer.
Read MoreScientists have sought out and detected radio emissions from from interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, confirming what most scientists have been thinking.
Read MoreIf you travel fast enough past the speed of sound, you enter hypersonic territory, but attaining those speeds comes with a lot of challenges.
Read MoreAlthough its future hasn't always been a sure thing, NASA's manned Artemis II mission is one step closer on its journey to the moon and back.
Read MoreAt this point, sending probes to Mars has almost become routine, but the ESCAPADE mission is showing that there's always a new way to do things.
Read MoreWhen people think of the Antarctic, they tend to think of a frozen, white barren wasteland, not an ideal nesting ground for a cold-loving fish.
Read MoreScience fiction typically says we should already have flying cars and jetpacks, and, in fact, the technology does exist. But logistics remain the problem.
Read MoreTake a moment to breathe in the air around you and really appreciate it, because that oxygen-rich atmosphere you enjoy so much won't be around forever.
Read MoreThe shape of the Earth's oceans and continents is dictated inexorable movements of the tectonic plates, but where did those plates even come from?
Read MoreUnbeknownst to most people, the Earth is spinning around in space at over 1,000 miles per hour, so is it possible that you could outrun the spin?
Read MoreMost people would say Thomas Edison invented the electric lightbulb, but it wasn't really a singular invention that can be credited to one person.
Read MoreFor 40 years, one iceberg has held the title of "world's biggest." Now, the giant floating chunk of ice is losing its superlative status. Here's what we know.
Read MoreThe solar system lost its ninth planet back when Pluto was demoted to a dwarf planet, but research might indicate that there is a distant Planet Nine out there.
Read MoreDiscover some of the deadliest earthquakes on Earth that reshaped the world, caused tsunamis, and left lasting impacts on millions of lives.
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