The world is going through a fundamental transformation, changing the way we live, work and think. The Fourth Industrial Revolution is ushering in dramatic change and giving rise to a future filled with exciting opportunities and new challenges. » Read More
By: Barbara Booth
Engineers at the University of Washington have created a sensor small enough to ride aboard a bumblebee. It can monitor temperature, humidity and crop health for seven hours at a stretch. » Read More |
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Voyager 2 will use onboard instruments to collect data on the nature of interstellar space. » Read More |
Energy-related carbon emissions in North America, Europe and developed Asia-Pacific economies are rising as they consume more oil and natural gas, the International Energy Agency reports. » Read More |
Today's volatile financial market is heightening investors' anxiety, in turn threatening retirement accounts and portfolios and depleting investor brain power. Here are 5 ways to get a handle on destructive stress.
CEO Elon Musk tells Axios that Tesla was close to death earlier this year as it worked through a production ramp for the Model 3.
To safeguard or drive financial portfolio gains, it's key to pay attention to how stress caused by everyday life affects our financial decision-making.
"MARS" is an ambitious National Geographic series, underscores the often grim challenges faced by a team of astronauts charged with the responsibility of developing a functioning colony on Mars.
Scientists in Hawaii have detected the first object to enter our solar system from the outside. Experts say its more likely to be a natural object we're never encountered rather than something deliberately sent by another life form.
AI may have created the Xinhua anchor and its voice, but the anchor itself cannot think, Dr Ali Shafti, a research associate in robotics and AI at Imperial College London, told CNBC.
Researchers at Oxford University want governments around the world to introduce a tax on red and processed meats.
With the rapid advances in drone technology spanning the 20th century, it should come as no surprise that robotics are being reinvented on the insect scale. Researchers claim robo-insects are cheap to produce and can easily slip into tight spaces.
The complaint alleges Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop advertises its products in a way that could encourage customers to "use products which could cause direct harm."
A British-built spacecraft will travel over 5 billion miles to transport two satellites into Mercury's orbit.
The posthumous release of a new book has revealed the physicist's apocalyptic theory about genetic engineering.
It happened again: SpaceX launched a rocket from the coast of California at dusk on Sunday, and the atmospheric conditions created a stunning visual display.
Scientists at MIT are developing brains-on-a-chip for neuromorphic computing. It would allow processing facts, patterns and learning at lightning speed and could fast-forward the development of humanoids and autonomous driving technology.
The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says preventing global temperatures from rising by 1.5 degrees Celsius will require a "rapid and far-reaching" energy, transportation and industry transition.
A chemistry professor breaks down why barista-made coffee always tastes better than yours in The Conversation.
U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan said the court is required to determine whether the enforcement action is "fair and reasonable, with the additional requirement that the public interest not be disserved."
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