NASA just one-upped Google Earth's maps of Mars with a data-rich interactive map that lets you peek into every nook and cranny, from the miles-high volcanoes to the sperm-shaped valleys. You can even reproduce them with a 3D printer! Read More >>
San Diego Comic Con is going on right now, and with all the news that's coming out of the convention centre we got to see what it was like filming the new Star Wars film. Here's everything important we spotted in the teaser reel.
They're souped-up vehicles that carry a CT scanner and clot-busting drugs onboard.
A prototype is currently being tested, and in the future, it could shuttle jet-lagged passengers across terminals or hungover students across the to their 9am lectures.
Remember that teardown from a few weeks back? Those were counterfeit Beats, but it turns out the heavy metal parts are also in the real thing. But are they there for extra weight, or to add some structural integrity?
Exactly how Google's artificial neural network creates the trippy images it produces is hard to grasp...until you watch it all happening in real time.
Apparently if you work at Pixar, everything you make has to be adorable. It’s hard to get good advice when you’re visiting a new city, so these designer-made neighbourhood guides are a fantastic new resource. In its latest portrait from the New Horizons spacecraft, scientists are able to pick out distant surface formations, including a polygonal band of terrain stretching east-northeast across the planet. After a week of controversy, Ellen Pao is out as the CEO of Reddit, the tenth most-trafficked site in the US. Every 115 years, Venus crosses our Sun in Earth’s line of sight—twice. And when the most recent crossing took place, scientists used the event to refine tools that’ll one day help astronomers search distant worlds for signs of life. Read More >> When it comes to renewable energy, Denmark is officially kicking ass. Robots: They shake hands with politicians, perform surgery, and review movies. They’re also getting pretty good at moving around without hurting themselves. One out of every three meals we eat is made possible because of bees and if they died out, plants would die, some foods will stop existing. This weekend here in the UK the Red Bull Soapbox Race will get under way, but why bother even holding the event when this team that built a giant version of the Lego Batmobile has already clearly won? Read More >> Since before even the reign of the Roman Empire, a small town in Spain has played host to an annual ritual that sees young men and women wrestle wild horses into submission, then trim the flowing hair along their mane and tail. This year, we were there.
Someone at Pixar Built the Most Adorable Peek-a-Boo Playing Robot
You’re Going to Want This Designer-Curated Guide for Your City
First Signs Of Geology Spotted On Pluto's Surface
Angry Redditors Win: Ellen Pao Is Out as CEO
Rare Shot of Venus Crossing the Sun May Help Us Find Alien Life
Denmark's Wind Energy Output Just Exceeded National Demand
This Hopping Robot Is Extremely Cute... And Very Difficult to Destroy
This Video Explains Why Bees Are Dying and How That Seriously Screws Humans
These Guys Turned the Lego Batmobile Into a Life-Size Soapbox Racer
To Cut the Hair of Beasts
