Lockheed Martin and Nokia are bringing Earth communication devices to the Moon
Cellular networks on the Moon are good to go, but NASA has yet to request lunar satellites
Fuel cell implant uses blood sugar to manage type 1 diabetes
More testing and funding is needed to bring the device to market
Scientists accidentally create the world's lightest paint by mimicking Mother Nature
A drop the size of a raisin could paint both sides of the door to your house
Yeah! Science! Traditional paint is made from a bonding agent, such as oil, and pigments from heavy metals like cobalt, ochre, and cadmium, which make blue, red, and yellow, respectively. We use paint to color the artificial world, but in nature, creatures such as butterflies and beetles display vibrant palettes without pigment - they use topography.
Relativity's 3D printed rocket achieves multiple milestones but fails to reach orbit
The mission experienced a second stage engine anomaly
Scientists invent a "mirror" that temporally reverses electromagnetic waves
The device creates an impedance that bounces waves backward in time
Satellite built with $20 CPU and 48 AA batteries tests method to reduce costs and space junk
Satellite should fall out of orbit much more quickly than most
PiEEG is a Raspberry Pi-powered crowdfunding project to read brain bio-signals
Making neuroscience accessible to everyone thanks to Raspberry Pi
NASA's AIM mission comes to an end after nearly 16 years
The satellite helped scientists learn more about polar mesospheric clouds
James Webb Space Telescope captures a star going Supernova in unprecedented detail
JWST will help scientists investigate the troublesome dust budget surplus of the universe
A natural enzyme can produce clean energy from thin air
Mycobacterium smegmatis can literally turn hydrogen into electricity
Space startup Lonestar is sending a miniature data center to the Moon
"Saving Earth's data, one byte at a time"
Scientists have developed a 'living PC' made from mushrooms
Mycelia could form the architecture of future computer brain interfaces
Number Representations in Computer Hardware, Explained
Welcome to a most fundamental area of computer design: how numbers are represented in hardware! We know that modern computers use and are very efficient at using binary, but wasn't always the case.
Researchers say satellite radio signals can impede astronomy
Many astronomical observations depend on radio and infrared signals
New data on NASA DART mission confirms Earth's asteroid-deflecting capabilities
Debris ejected after DART's impact pushed asteroid Dimorphos even farther
Scientists say advancements in human augmentation could give us robotic arms, wings, or tentacles
I, for one, look forward to taking on Spider-Man
Space organizations are pushing for a universal Moon time
Clocks run faster on the Moon
The United Nations want to study solar geoengineering to fight climate change
The big picture: Efforts to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions aren't working, and the world is on track to exceed the 1.5° C limit set with the Paris Agreements goal. As such, emergency "temporary" measures like Solar Radiation Modification should be considered to buy humanity more time to avoid the worst.
Defense Department signs $65 million contract with startup that makes jet fuel from CO2
Air Force has already successfully tested and approved the sustainable aviation fuel
This parasitic fungus could inspire strong yet ultralight materials
Fomes fomentarius has a complex structure with remarkable mechanical properties
Researchers develop a robotic "finger" to securely scan the human body
No need for troublesome x-rays, ultrasounds or CT scanning devices anymore?
Breakthrough ecDNA discovery could revolutionize cancer research
Extrachromosomal oncogenes are like "Bond villains" for cancer spreading