Science and technology
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988Search And Rescue Level Up With Hybrid RoboBee
First, the Robocop the movie. Now give way, the real world hybrid RoboBee. It can fly, stick to the wall, dive into...
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890Oldest Tree Ever Found May Yield Clue How Trees Affect Climate
The 374-million-year-old tree found in China had the most complex web of woody strands ever found. But why oldest trees appear to...
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899World’s Salt Lakes Shrinking, Here’s Why It Is Worrisome
The saline lakes worldwide are suffering from massive environmental problems. But who is to be blamed?
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839New Study Explores Interspecies Dating, Marriage in Western Asia
A new study had revealed that the ancestors of modern humans may have had sexual trysts with Neanderthals in Western Asian region...
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886UAE Appoints the World’s First Minister for Artificial Intelligence
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has become the first country on Earth to have a Cabinet-rank position responsible for Artificial Intelligence.
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902Earth has an ‘Almost Moon’ Orbiting with It
Scientists recently revealed more information about an asteroid designated 2016 HO3, which some controversy-inclined people continue to describe as Earth's "second Moon."
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803Taming The Wild Electron, Scientists Say It Is A Step Away From All-Graphene Platform
Graphene is very promising for electronic devices but with one problem: electrons that move through it can't be stopped. But scientists have...
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734‘Wave Of The Future: Solar Technology Getting More Transparent
The 'wave of the future' has arrived. Maybe.Scientists from Michigan State University have developed transparent solar cells that could help global shift...
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742Diminishing Glaciers In Western US Underscores Need For Better Water Resource Management
Diminishing glaciers? Don't go too far -- Mount Rainier in Washington state is slowly losing its ice cover.
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916Neanderthal Shanidar 1 Shows What It Means To Be Human
The 50,000-year-old Shanidar 1 had suffered more throughout his lifetime, says new analysis on the Neanderthal's remains. Shanidar 1, despite his conditions,...