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  • Scientists In Oregon Take First Step Towards 'Designer Babies' By Editing Human Embryo DNA

    The topic of editing human DNA is one that has led to heated debate within the scientific, research, and medical communities for some time now.…

    By Mike Wehner July 27th, 2017 Read More
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    You're Not Crazy - Science Proves Talking To Yourself Is Great For Stress Relief

    Do you talk to yourself? If you don't, and you're stressed out, it might be something to consider. New research shows that, despite the stigma…

    By Mike Wehner July 27th, 2017 Read More
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    Here's How NASA Will Use Jets To Make Next Month's Solar Eclipse Last Longer

    For you and I, the upcoming total solar eclipse on August 21st will be a pretty stunning spectacle — as long as the weather cooperates…

    By Mike Wehner July 26th, 2017 Read More
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    Elon Musk Throws Shade At Zuckerberg, Says Facebook Boss Doesn't Understand AI

    Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have a lot in common. Both were founding members of incredibly successful companies, are rich beyond measure thanks to those…

    By Mike Wehner July 25th, 2017 Read More
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    This Massive Fish Species Was Somehow Only Just Discovered

    Researchers regularly remind us that the world's oceans are still hiding some truly remarkable secrets, but when we imagine new species of ocean life it's…

    By Mike Wehner July 25th, 2017 Read More
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    Mars Rover Sends Home Spectacular Panorama

    NASA's Mars rover Opportunity continues to perform some amazing feats despite being long overdue for its expected retirement. The rover, having ventured to a somewhat…

    By Mike Wehner July 24th, 2017 Read More
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    There Might Be A Whole Bunch Of Water Hiding Inside The Moon

    With how much attention humanity has devoted to studying Earth's moon over the centuries, you'd think we'd had a good handle on just about everything…

    By Mike Wehner July 24th, 2017 Read More
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    NASA Is Uploading Hundreds Of Rare Films From Its Archives To YouTube, And Here Are The Best Ones

    We live in a world where delivering supplies to a space station orbiting our planet is handled by a tech startup, but expertise in flight…

    By Mike Wehner July 23rd, 2017 Read More
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    Neil Armstrong's Apollo 11 Lunar Sample Bag Just Sold At Auction For An Insane Amount

    Back in May, we told you about the upcoming auction of a true piece of space travel history: Neil Armstrong's very own lunar sample bag…

    By Mike Wehner July 21st, 2017 Read More
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    Gorgeous Hubble Photo Of Mars 'Photobombed' By Tiny Moon

    NASA's Hubble Space Telescope consistently delivers breathtaking views of the planets in our galactic neighborhood, but when it set its sights on Mars recently for…

    By Mike Wehner July 20th, 2017 Read More
  • SpaceX Plans To Relaunch A Rocket Just 24 Hours After It Lands

    SpaceX, the pioneering force behind reusable rocket technology, has already proven to the world that single-use rockets will one day be a thing of the…

    By Mike Wehner July 19th, 2017 Read More
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    Fishermen Snag Monstrous 18-Foot Squid, And It's Somehow Only A Baby

    You probably won't find many people who envy the daily grind of professional fishermen who spend their day trawling the depths. It's a messy, oftentimes…

    By Mike Wehner July 19th, 2017 Read More
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    New NASA Flyovers Get You Closer To Pluto And Charon Than You Ever Could've Imagined

    The New Horizons spacecraft has Pluto well and truly in the rear-view mirror by now, as it's on the way to check out the Kuiper…

    By Chris Mills July 17th, 2017 Read More
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    New Law Paves Way For Companies To Mine Asteroids

    Mining companies pull valuable material out of the earth and sell it. That's their job, and while there's plenty of controversy over where, when, and…

    By Mike Wehner July 16th, 2017 Read More
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    New NASA Video Shows Pluto As You've Never Seen It Before

    It might not be a planet anymore, but Pluto is still a pretty interesting place. It's a rocky world covered in a thick layer of…

    By Mike Wehner July 15th, 2017 Read More
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    These Hideous Animals Won't Die Until The Sun Explodes

    Check out this hideousness! It might look like the bag from a 1940s vacuum cleaner with legs. But what it lacks in "design" it certainly…

    By Chris Smith July 14th, 2017 Read More
  • Moon Express Wants To One-Up SpaceX And Blue Origin With Regular Moon Visits

    When it comes to commercial space travel, the biggest names in the game right now are Elon Musk's SpaceX and Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin, but…

    By Mike Wehner July 13th, 2017 Read More
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    Astronomers Just Discovered The Smallest Star Ever

    We typically think of stars as colossal balls of fusion-driven fire that absolutely dwarf everything else, but researchers just made a discovery that offers a…

    By Mike Wehner July 13th, 2017 Read More
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    Study Suggests Coffee Helps Prevent Heart Disease, Stroke, Diabetes, And Much More

    Once upon a time, people used to think that coffee would stunt your growth if you drank it as a youngster. In more recent years,…

    By Mike Wehner July 12th, 2017 Read More
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    US Prepares For North Korea Standoff By Testing Missile Defense System In Alaska

    It appears the United States military isn't taking any chances when it comes to the growing threat of unpredictable actions from North Korea and the…

    By Mike Wehner July 11th, 2017 Read More
  • Aerospace Guru Explains Why SpaceX Reuses Rockets - And It's Not To Save Money

    SpaceX's reusable rocket technology has been hailed as the future of space travel, and even the Russians have admitted that the company seems to be…

    By Mike Wehner July 11th, 2017 Read More
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    Four Volunteers Were Just Locked In Sealed Lab For 200 Days For Simulated Moon Mission

    If you were like most kids, you at least ventured the thought of becoming an astronaut when you grew up. The idea of flying into…

    By Mike Wehner July 11th, 2017 Read More
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    Russia Develops Military Exoskeleton To Give Soldiers Superhuman Capabilities

    Any sci-fi flick or video game showing a futuristic battlefield is always filled with soldiers wearing advanced high-tech armor and all manner of fancy gadgetry.…

    By Mike Wehner July 7th, 2017 Read More
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    City Axes Carpooling Laws, Causing Mass Chaos

    Most of us roll our eyes at traffic laws, and when you're stuck behind a hundred other cars trying to make it down the same…

    By Mike Wehner July 6th, 2017 Read More
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    Russia Wants To Beat SpaceX At Its Own Game

    Despite ultimately losing the "space race" to the United States, followed by decades of dirty looks and blank stares from the then-Soviet Union, Russia is…

    By Mike Wehner July 6th, 2017 Read More
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    Ancient Roman Concrete Outperforms Our Own, And Science Only Just Worked Out Why

    The Roman Empire may be long gone, but its architecture has stood the test of time — most notably, its insanely durable concrete, which has…

    By Mike Wehner July 6th, 2017 Read More
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    These Glasses-Free 'Holograms' Are As Close To The Real Thing As We May Ever Get

    We've seen so many examples of technology that was once science fiction become reality that it's hard to believe true holograms as many think of…

    By Mike Wehner July 5th, 2017 Read More
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