Researchers have developed a new technique to allow long term storage of a near-perfect mammalian brain. It’s a breakthrough that could have serious implications for cryonics. Read More >>
Nearly two decades later, it’s the seedy world of Furby hackers and circuit-benders that are keeping the legendary toy alive.
We knew the tick genome was going to be big going in, but we didn’t realise how big—about two-thirds the size of the human genome. That's a lot of DNA.
It could not yet be confirmed whether the robot uprising has begun, but someone needs to tell that woman that you can’t strangle a robot.
We didn't really know that before, despite the fact we use it pretty much everywhere.
Climbing down a ladder on the side of a 900-foot tower is actually scarier than climbing up. Read More >>
Nearly 250 cases of the mosquito-borne fever recorded since the start of September.
Join us and we debunk more terrible forgeries you see floating around on this cathedral of fakery that we call the internet.
New uses are being sought for old concrete structures besides tearing them down and dumping them.
Especially considering that it cost FIFTY-FIVE QUID
Rubin has his fingers in some futuristic, potentially terrifying pies.
It's out of the fire and into an even bigger one for TalkTalk.
Penmarch, on the northwestern tip of France, isn’t famous for much but the town is poised to become the world’s number one holiday destination for fish froth enthusiasts. See more >>
The child-friendly new filament on the 3D plastic-drawing contraption melts with hardly any heat.
It's hard to tyre of looking at this wheely beautiful design.
Via Usborne's re-released computer programming manuals from yesteryear.
