NASA Recreated Mars' Iconic 'Spiders' In A Lab For The First Time Ever
NASA has recreated Mars' iconic "spiders" in a first-of-its-kind lab experiment, and you can watch it happen in this video.
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An iPhone As Thin As A Credit Card? This Battery Tech Breakthrough Could Make It A Reality
Researchers from Sweden created a "massless" battery that might lead to iPhones as thin as credit cards in the future.
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Game-Changing Paint Peels Right Off Your Wall When You're Ready For A New Color
A company has developed a new peel-off paint that can be easily removed and reapplied at any time, allowing you to change colors easily.
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SpaceX Will Attempt The First Commercial Spacewalk This Week
The hardest part of SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission is coming up when the passengers complete the first commercial spacewalk this week.
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New Scientific Breakthrough Could Someday Lead To Nearly Infinite Energy
Scientists have had a massive breakthrough in the ongoing quest to find a source of nearly infinite energy.
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Don't Worry Guys, ESA's Juice Says Earth Is Definitely Habitable
The European Space Agency has finished its final Juice atmosphere test, confirming the ingredients for life exist in Earth's atmosphere.
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NASA Discovered Two Black Holes Dancing In The Center Of A Galactic Collision
A newly discovered black hole duo is giving NASA new insight into how galaxies collide and merge into one.
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Northern Lights May Be Visible From Some US States This Week - Here's Where
Several Midwestern and Mideast states may get a chance to see the northern lights this evening thanks to an incoming geomagnetic storm.
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First-Ever Lab-Grown Stem Cells Could Lead To A Game-Changing Cancer Treatment
Scientists could find a brand-new type of cancer treatment thanks to the first successful lab-grown stem cells.
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Researchers Fused Mushrooms And Robots
A group of researchers successfully created mushroom robots by fusing mushrooms with the electronics of a robot.
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Researchers Were Shocked When Cracked Metal Healed Itself In An Experiment
Researchers stumbled upon a self-healing metal that can mend its own cracks in a groundbreaking experiment.
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Crazy Video Shows Thousands Of Sharks Asleep On The Seafloor, And Experts Are Baffled
A new crazy shark video shows thousands of female sharks sleeping on the seafloor, and scientists don't understand it at all.
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Scientists Can Turn Mice Temporarily Transparent To See Their Organs
Scientists found a way to make see-through mice, so they can study their insides while they're still alive.
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Scientists Made A Stretchy New Material That Could Lead To Shape-Shifting Airplanes
A new ultra-strong stretchy metal could open the door for various engineering marvels, like shape-shifting aircraft.
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Ultra-Rare Animal Caught On Camera Is One Of Only 400 Left In The World
Conservationists captured rare footage of a wombat at a nature reserve in Australia as the small creature climbed out of its burrow.
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An Asteroid Just Hit Earth, But It's Not As Bad As It Sounds
An asteroid impacted Earth earlier today, just a mere few hours after being discovered by astronomers. Thankfully, it didn't cause any damage.
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A Student Built A Fusion Reactor At Home In Just 4 Weeks Using $2,000 And AI
A math student at the University of Waterloo created a homemade fusion reactor in just 4 weeks. Here's how he did it.
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The Science Behind Why You Feel Tired After Being Out In The Sun All Day
Ever wondered why sun fatigue hits so hard after a day out by the pool? Here's what science has to say about it.
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Crazy New Process Uses Sound To Bond Metal And Wood Without Glue
Researchers have come up with a new method for 3D-printed adhesive that is much stronger than any other glue.
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This Orange Mold That Grows On Food Waste Is Being Served In Michelin-Starred Restaurants
Researchers are using orange mold that grows on food waste to change the flavor of foods, and serving it in Michelin-starred restaurants.
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This Is Why You Shrink As You Get Older
Ever wonder why humans shrink as they age? Here's everything you need to know to help you understand this strange phenomenon.
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New Tech Eliminates Forever Chemicals From Water In Three Hours
Researchers from the University of British Columbia (UBC) can eliminate and destroy forever chemicals from water in just a few hours.
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Incredible New Batteries Barely Degrade After Charging Hundreds Of Times
Battery tech breakthrough allows batteries to operate with virtually no degradation after hundreds of cycles.
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Aquaria's New Solar-Powered Boxes Pull Drinking Water Out Of Thin Air
A new type of dehumidifier can literally pull clean drinking water out of the air, and all it needs is a little electricity.
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The Science Behind Why You Shouldn't Microwave Food In Plastic Containers
Plastic containers that can be used in the microwave aren't safe for your health. Here's why you should be using glass instead.
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Researchers Found Out How Mosquitoes Find You In The Dark: Infrared Sensors
Researchers have finally figured out how mosquitoes see humans in the dark: They detect infrared light the body generates via heat.
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This Is The Most Bizarre Idea We've Seen To Cool Your Home In A Heat Wave, But It Works
Want to keep cool during a heat wave? Some people have suggested a special yogurt window coating to help cut down on heat.
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