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Drones Spark New Arms Race in India-Pakistan Relations
The new chapter in the Pakistan and India military rivalry that started with the clash of drones in May 2025...
German Startup Proxima Fusion Accelerates Stellarator Breakthrough
Possibly dating back to the era of sci-fi, humanity's dream of infinite clean energy has always seemed extravagant until now....
OpenAI Launches o3-Mini Reasoning Model with Free ChatGPT Access
San Francisco, CA — OpenAI has officially launched its latest reasoning model, o3-mini, which is now available in ChatGPT and...
World-leading Supercomputer Using AI To Develop Vaccines
A £225m supercomputer is using artificial intelligence (AI) to develop new drugs and vaccines. When it is fully operational this...
4 career opportunities in the tech industry
Do you have the brains for technical problem solving and mathematic systems? For most people the answer is no, but...
Monkeys demand equal pay for their labors
Monkeys seem to have the ability to share the sentiment of the #OccupyWallStreet when it comes to equal pay. Grapes...
3 ways the internet is revolutionizing invention
The process of invention may be intrinsic to human nature and almost entirely unique to humankind, but the process of...
A “smart” science lesson
Intelligence, from a scientific perspective, is a broad, and deep comprehension—"catching on,” “making sense,” of things, or “figuring out” what...
6 science fiction gadgets that actually exist
Ever watched a science fiction television show or movie and suddenly wished all the futuristic gadgets being portrayed were real?...
In case you ever wondered about traveling through a hollow earth…
Normally, VSauce puts out some amazing minutephysics videos that spark the imagination and enlighten us in ways the world and...
Touching “Magic Arms” video shows some of the potential of 3D printers
We've seen some of the amazing things that 3D printers can do, but most of them are more for folly...
If everyone jumped at once, not much would happen
Have you ever wondered what would happen if everyone on earth jumped at the exact same time? Would it make...
Air Force’s mach 5 missile fails for third time
If the three-strikes-rule were in effect, the Air Force would be out of luck for testing its X-51A Waverider cruise...
Science says naps are truly effective
There are energy drinks and caffeinated beverages galore available at most offices. There's a good ol' splash of water in...
Yahoo CEO ousted
To most, it was a matter of when. The "if" possibilities were sealed when word broke that former Yahoo CEO...
Visualizing pi (4 million decimal points worth of it, at least)
Pi is an irrational number and the project conducted by TWO-N might seem like an irrational project, but it yielded...
Population poses problems technology can’t fix
Many of the problems that face the world currently have been solved through technology. Food can be grown, raised, processed,...
Catlin Seaview Survey will be like Google Street View underwater
Climate change has been a hot topic on land and in the air for some time now. We have data...
A brief glance at the solar system
One of our missions is to help to educate the world about technology and science falls into the category as...
iGEM makes science cool for students
For nearly a decade, the International Genetically Engineered Machine competition has put the sharpest minds in high school and undergraduate...