Last week Scientists announced that the plucky little planet hunter had unearthed hundreds of new exoplanets, despite being literally broken. But that’s not all Kepler’s been up to—by a long shot.
This tunnel is put together like Lego bricks, and impossibly manages to stick together without any formal support. Read More >>
The remarkably well-preserved roundhouse is offering an unprecedented glimpse into what domestic life was like during the Bronze Age.
That could make them way better at exploring distant, rocky lands.
Now there shall be no more endless converting of your videos to make them more palatable to your Apple TV’s desires.
Researchers from the Molecular Materials Group at the University of Sydney have created a series of new materials that deform using a kind of torsional mechanism that you can see in this gif.
It’s easy to toggle it on and off.
Dwarf planet Ceres’ bright spots are perhaps the strangest of all its features. Now we’re finally in a low-enough altitude to get an unprecedented close-up look.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai just announced that the 2016 I/O conference—the annual dev get together about all things Android and Alphabet—will be held May 18th-20th.
The Laundry Care app translates the hieroglyphics on all your clothing's cryptic hieroglyphics.
Apart from proving Einstein right, wave discovery of this sort would change physics forever.
Chances of ever speaking to the probe again are growing slimmer every day.
The Spiderman of the skies, if you will.
Backlash? What backlash?
A rare occasion where an E number might do some good.
A shift towards bigger handsets.
