Baton Rouge Drone Company Films Louisiana Flooding
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How Mummifying Mice Will Help Push Study Of Ancient Cancers
Mice not included
Humankind has been getting sick since, well, the beginning of humankind. And that means that one way to progress in fighting illnesses, specifically cancers, could be to…
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NASA Will Pay $1 Million If You Can Make This Robot Ready For Mars
Humanoid programmers get a shot at the stars
This week, NASA announced the start of the Space Robotics Challenge, a $1 million contest to program a virtual robot.
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Software for Self-Driving Cars -- No GPS Necessary
Oxbotica's software creates 3D point clouds for autonomous vehicles
Oxbotica's Selenium software creates 3D point clouds for autonomous and self-driving cars to use for navigation in the real world.
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The Iceman Wore Five Different Animal Products When He Died
Dressed to kill (or be killed)
It gives a whole new meaning to the infernal question of every red carpet ever: who are you wearing?
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This Is Your Brain On The Hallucinogenic Drug Ayahuasca
What a trip
ASAP Science a YouTube Channel created by Mitchell Moffit and Gregory Brown, just posted this interesting video looking into how the drug ayahuasca actually affects parts of…
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Tiny, Soft Robotic Caterpillar Creeps, Climbs, And Crawls
And it can push objects ten times its size
A, tiny soft robotic caterpillar that can crawl when stimulated with light has been developed by researchers at the Faculty of Physics at the University of Warsaw. The…
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Scientists Design Genome For Upgraded E. Coli
New type of genetic engineering could lead to bacteria with enhanced abilities
Scientists have designed a bacterial genome that has been rewritten on a massive scale, with changes in more than 62,000 spots.
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Shipwreck From Early 1800s Discovered in Lake Ontario
Three retirees have identified a rare trading vessel
The wreckage of a ship that once carried furs and other goods across the Great Lakes has been discovered at the bottom of Lake Ontario.
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Is This HoloLens Game The Future Of Crime Fiction?
'Fragments' hides holographic clues under your furniture
Out of Microsoft's cadre of upcoming Hololens releases, the one that's continually fascinating to me is 'Fragments.'…
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U.N. Claims Some Responsibility For Bringing Cholera To Haiti
The 2010 outbreak killed thousands
Although the United Nations acknowledges its part in bringing cholera to Haiti in 2010, which killed 10,000, it refuses to pay reparations to victims and their…
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Fish Pee May Be Helping Coral Reefs More Than We Think
Fishing large, predatory fish can deplete reefs of nitrogen, phosphorus
Overfishing our oceans is an obvious hit to biodiversity. You’re simply taking out too many fish. But a new study published in Nature Communications shows that fishing…
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New Hydrogel Film Repairs Corneal Cells
So far, it’s been successfully implanted in sheep eyes
Scientists at the University of Melbourne have successfully implanted a special film on the corneas of sheep to restore their vision.
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This New XBox Game Lets You Literally Battle Cancer
'I, Hope' follows a little girl set on wiping out the illness
The brainchild of Arconyx's Kenny Roy, development and training laboratory ANOMALIA and the GameChanger charity, I, Hope is an upcoming ID@Xbox release with one goal in…
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Marvel Announces Science, Tech, and Math-Devoted Comic Book Covers [Exclusive]
Arriving November 2016
Marvel comics dedicates comic book cover campaign to the sciences…
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How To Create Vortex Rings In Your Swimming Pool
An easy backyard physics experiment
Dianna Cowern created vortex rings in a friend's backyard swimming pool.
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Why Is Louisiana Flooding So Badly, And How Can We Prepare For It Next Time?
Setting an unprecedented precedent
How did this natural disaster sneak up on us so quickly? And how can we possibly be prepared for the next one?
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Black Mirror Takes A Retro Turn For New Season
The show's creator dropped these first-looks on Twitter and the Internet went nuts
Show creator Charlie Booker dropped first-look images from two episodes of the British techno-drama on Twitter:…
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Zebra Finches Sing A Special Song To Warn Babies Of Hot Weather
It's getting hot in here, so take off all your shells
Scientists have found that Zebra finches sing a special song to their eggs when it's hot outside.
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The First Step To An Artificial Womb
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