Think you can read minds? The University of Washington may prove you right
A new experiment at the University of Washington may be bringing ESP closer to the realm of reality.
Watch Neil deGrasse Tyson explain once and for all that the Earth is not flat
To set flat earth truthers straight, Neil deGrasse Tyson has taken to the most trusted medium of all -- late night television.
Netflix is bringing back Gilmore Girls for four feature films
Grab a box of Kleenex and get ready to feel all the feels -- Gilmore Girls is coming back, and for the last time.
How Facebook is profiting off the 2016 presidential election
By November of this year, one candidate will have won the 2016 presidential election, many will have lost, and Facebook will have profited.
The TappLock uses your fingerprint to keep things safe
So if you want to access more than just your smartphone with the tap of your very unique finger, look no further than the TappLock.
Sandia wants to make giant wind turbines twice the size of football fields
When life gives you hurricanes, make wind energy with Sandia's new giant wind turbines.
Experience the Coast Guard's training in a new 360 degree video experience
If you never make it to the Coast Guard's grueling training process in person, you can now experience it like never before in virtual reality.
Parse is no more — Facebook shuts down its mobile developer platform
In a rare admission of defeat (if you can call it that), the social media giant has announced plans to shut down Parse, the mobile developer platform.
Scientists discover solar system three times wider than the next biggest one
Scientists have just discovered the largest solar system to date.
Mitsubishi thinks it just made an antenna out of seawater
Mitsubishi has managed to construct an antenna entirely out of seawater, tapping into the conductive properties of the salt-laden universal solvent.
This jacket made of stainless steel yarn will harvest the sun’s energy to keep you warm
We're powering just about everything with the sun these days, so why not throw clothes into the mix? Such is the concept behind ThermalTech.
Turmoil at Twitter: Four top executives leave company, some for competitors
Twitter executives Katie Jacobs Stanton, Kevin Weil, Skip Shipper, and Alex Roetter, are leaving the struggling social media company.
Newly developed AI system can write political speeches better than most politicians
According to researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, an artificial intelligence algorithm may soon be feeding our leaders their lines.
Drones and smartphones are turning California residents into citizen scientists
We've been crowdsourcing for everything from the news to the newest inventions, and now, the people are adopting a new title - citizen scientists.
Explore the Guggenheim through the Google Cultural Institute
Even if you're not a Manhattanite, you can explore the Guggenheim anytime you want through the Google Cultural Institute.
Scott Kelly sends photos of Winter Storm Jonas from outer space
Everyone's favorite astronaut Scott Kelly sent some pretty phenomenal shots of Winter Storm Jonas from the ISS.
This robot manages to solve a Rubik’s Cube in a second
Obliterating the current human record for solving a Rubik's Cube (4.904 seconds), a robot managed to crack the code to the famous puzzle in 1.019 seconds.
Thanks to a $28 million grant, Harvard is heavily researching artificial intelligence
Some of the most intelligent minds in the country are taking a closer look at artificial intelligence, as the IARPA awarded Harvard $28M to study AI systems
Killer robots may be on the horizon, and are perhaps more dangerous than we think
We've heard about how robots are endangering our jobs, but now it's more than our careers that may be at stake. Are killer robots inching closer to reality?
The United States military is looking more closely at cyborg soldiers
Cyborg soldiers are on the horizon, as DARPA is developing an implantable brain chip that would create a direct connection between a human and a computer.