Watch live as astronauts complete the 200th ISS spacewalk
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See how much sugar is packed into 'healthy' food
Using xkcd's classic (and gross) Cadbury Egg analogy
There's more sugar in a can of tonic water than in a Cadbury cream egg. Just think about that for a second.
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A demagogic dinosaur, a mysterious space robot, and other amazing images of the week
Newsworthy eye-candy
Our favorite images from this week's science, technology, and space news. Read on.
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Mother's Day gift ideas for the raddest moms you know
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Why the universe is so dang empty
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How to build a medieval crossbow
A Middle-Aged model
Want to channel your inner medieval warrior? William Gurstelle designed a model crossbow that you can make using basic tools.
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A non-developer's guide to all the stuff Microsoft announced at its Build 2017 conference
Microsoft wants Windows 10 everywhere.
The annual Microsoft Build conference offers a look into Microsoft's plan for the future…
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19 of the coolest images from NASA's Operation IceBridge
Ice ice baby
Every year, NASA takes overland flights of the Earth's polar regions to record rapid changes in the ice sheets. Read on.
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The biggest ransomware attack in history is crippling UK hospitals
Cybersecurity isn't cheap, but it's less expensive than ransom
hospitals hit by cyber attack…
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Behind the scenes of the most beautiful botanical sketches
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The week in tech: tunnels, coolers, and bears. Oh my.
15 technology stories you might have missed this week
Tech stories that caught our eyes this week.
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If Proxima b has an atmosphere like Earth's, it might be habitable
But that's a pretty big 'if'
A second Earth may orbit our nearest neighboring star, and according to new simulations, it may be comfortable for life as we know it.
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What to do if you get caught in an avalanche
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New Zealand's yellow-eyed penguin is waddling towards extinction
Humans are likely to blame
Yellow-eyed penguins are headed towards extinction, and while climate change isn’t helping, it’s not the only factor.
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How to share your location (without broadcasting it to the world)
Keep it on a need-to-know basis
Whether you're arranging a meet-up in the city or want to check your kids got to school, these are the apps that will let you share your, and others', locations.
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New 3D printed “ovaries” enabled mice to give birth to live young
The ovary substitutes may one day help treat infertility in humans
Researchers have figured a new technique to grow 3D printed “ovaries” and implant them into a pregnant mouse, which enabled the mother to give birth to live young. Read…
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It’s easier than ever to die of a caffeine overdose
Just stick to coffee
A high school student's tragic death by caffeine overdose highlights how easy it is to consume a lethal level of caffeine.
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A solar charger for 72 percent off? I'd buy it.
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How the first broad-spectrum antibiotic emerged from the Missouri dirt
Excerpt: Miracle Cure
A patch of grass in Missouri harbored the early beginnings of the first broad-spectrum antibiotic. Read on.
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The Waymo-Lyft alliance could shift the competition for a robotic taxi service into high gear
A science fiction fantasy of driverless cabs feels closer
Last year, passengers took over 162 million rides with ride-hailing service Lyft, all of which were steered by human drivers. But in the near future, that may change.
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