‘Cosmos’ will return for a second season in spring 2019 with ‘Possible Worlds’
A new season of Cosmos, hosted by Neil deGrasse Tyson, will premiere on Fox and National Geographic in spring of 2019.
HBO drops a hot new teaser trailer for the upcoming ‘Fahrenheit 451’
Ray Bradbury's classic sci-fi novel Fahrenheit 451 will soon make its way to HBO, with a new adaptation starring Michael B. Jordan.
Hulu scores a major deal with George Clooney miniseries ‘Catch-22’
Nearly two decades after ER, George Clooney will return to the small screen as producer and director of the mini-series Catch-22.
Amazon shuts down Anime Strike channel, rolls it over into Prime Video
Less than a year after its inception, Amazon has closed its Anime Strike channel and moved all the series and movies to Amazon Prime Video.
This three-year time-lapse of Seattle is like a real-life Sim City game
A Google engineer used images of Seattle captured from the Space Needle webcam to create a fast-paced look at the city's explosive growth.
Hundreds of robot realtors are helping Bay Area renters find new homes
The Silicon Valley property management startup Zenplace wants to streamline the rental process with AI learning and robot realtor home tours.
Did the Curiosity Rover just discover evidence of alien fossils on Mars?
A tiny formation in a Martian rock photographed by the Curiosity Rover may finally answer the question if there was once life on Mars.
‘Alexa, sell me something!’ Amazon may explore digital advertising in 2018
Ads may be coming to Amazon's popular home assistant Alexa, as industry insiders reveal plans to promote products based on user histories.
The herp-loving A.I. bot ‘Fitch’ needs your help to learn how to identify snakes
You can help the AT bot "Fitch" learn to identify snakes and other reptiles by uploading photos to the What the Herp website.
Experts hope high-tech 3D image analysis will help save deteriorating paintings
Researchers are baffled by a chemical reaction that causes paintings to fade, and now they hope some high-tech help will tell them why.
England plans to map the entire country in 3D using planes equipped with lasers
Using laser sensors for light detection and ranging (LIDAR), England plans to map the entire country in 3D in the next three years.
A cyclist is riding from NYC to Vegas on a bike with an Electron Wheel for CES
To celebrate Google Assistant pairing up with Electron Wheel, a cyclist is riding across the country to the CES.
Boeing unveils prototype refueling tanker drone for aircraft carrier operations
The aerospace giant has released the first photo of the "Stingray" unmanned refueling plane, as it hopes to win an upcoming Navy contract.
This 11-year-old on a mission to Mars is 2018’s ‘American Girl of the Year’
The newest collectible doll from American Girl was developed with assistance with NASA to help inspire young women to pursue STEM careers.
Thanks to renewable energy, German factories got paid to use power last weekend
Having too much electricity is sometimes a problem for Germany, where fluctuation in wind and solar power can drive the price below zero.
Martti is a self-driving car from Finland designed for icy snow-covered roads
Many self-driving cars aren't able to handle adverse weather, but the Finnish creation Martti is specially equipped for snowy roads.
Robot DJ spins, scratches, and dances the night away at Prague nightclub
A former automotive assembly robot has a new gig at a Czech hotspot. It's now a robot DJ that spins records to keep the party going.
Elon Musk’s Tesla Roadster is ready for its long journey to Mars
The launch of the Falcon Heavy rocket will carry a custom payload -- Elon Musk's own Tesla Roadster, with David Bowie blasting on the stereo.
NASA is planning an interstellar mission to Alpha Centauri — but not until 2069
A visit to our closest interstellar neighbor won't be soon. NASA's plan for an Alpha Centauri probe have a few obstacles to overcome.
The world’s first nuclear fusion plant is now halfway to ‘First Plasma’
The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) nuclear fusion program reached an important milestone this month.
The U.S. Army is developing battlefield drones that can be 3D printed on-demand
Army and Marine soldiers may soon be able to select a specific drone and have it printed and ready to fly in just a few hours.
Oh, yeah! Robot joins Olympic torch relay, bashes through a wall on the way
A humankind robot named Hubo joined the Olympic torch relay in South Korea, demonstrating his wall-breaking skills along the way.
Is the Pentagon’s shadowy secret UFO research program still going on?
A secret program to investigate UFOs was run by the Pentagon for five years. The government claims it has been shut down, but has it?
SpaceX launches both a reused rocket and capsule in successful ISS cargo mission
In a first for the company, SpaceX launched a reused Dragon capsule atop a reused Falcon 9 booster for a mission to the Space Station.
Britain’s mad scientist built a life-size TIE Silencer from ‘The Last Jedi’
Colin Furze is known for some pretty outlandish inventions, but this time he's built a full-scale replica of a TIE Silencer.
How many ’80s Easter eggs can you spot in the new ‘Ready Player One’ trailer?
Nostalgia for the '80s is the theme of the new Ready Player One movie, with pop culture references in nearly every frame.