Most drones aren’t particularly scary, since there’s not much harm they can do. Until you add a pair of articulated arms with claws on the end, which turns a drone into some kind of giant cyborg eagle. Read More >>
Researchers hope to use it for targeted delivery of medication, non-invasive surgery and single-cell manipulation.
Big Hero 6 actor Ryan Potter really wants to play Tim Drake/Robin in Ben Affleck’s new solo Batman film
Scientists are hoping to tweak the amphibian’s evolutionary development by bulking up their bods with small doses of the very thing that’s killing them.
Do you want to smell everything that goes on on your screen? Probably not.
Say hello to the new sport of dronesurfing where waves aren’t necessary. Read More >>
Secretly gloating over the misfortunes of others (a.k.a. schadenfreude) might not be noble, but it’s certainly universal. Neuroscientists may have just identified the brain cells associated with that feeling.
Fifty years is an enormous milestone, so why on Earth and Vulcan did CBS and Paramount fail to capitalise on Star Trek’s 50th anniversary?
Watching ATLAS evolve and master new skills is as fascinating as watching a child develop. Faster than any human should be comfortable with, though.
If true, the report will likely have a lasting negative impact on Wikileaks’ credibility.
This guy built a gorgeous sequencer just to test out video game arcade buttons. Read More >>
If you were looking for a USB stick that “instantly and permanently [disables] unprotected hardware,” you’re in luck.
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And yet, it still can’t stop me from eating this piece of floor candy! Who’s in charge now, Science?
Facebook’s trending news module is making headlines again, and this time it’s for propping up 9/11 truther nonsense as “news.”
Behold N159, a turbulent stellar nursery comprised of glowing gas and dark dust. Read More >>
