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Towed iceberg could solve Cape Town drought

7-4-2018 | 18

A marine salvage expert has suggested towing an iceberg 1,200 miles to act as a source of fresh water.

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Flying 'dragon' robot developed in Japan

 VIDEO  6-30-2018 | 5

The disconcerting snake-like contraption is capable of hovering and changing shape in mid-air.

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Antarctica ice melt rate triples in five years

6-17-2018 | 14

New research has revealed that Antarctica is melting three times faster than previously thought.

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Work begins on Large Hadron Collider upgrade

 VIDEO  6-16-2018 | 8

The upgrade will significantly boost the facility's potential to make groundbreaking new physics discoveries.

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AI is able to identify people through walls

 VIDEO  6-15-2018 | 5

Scientists have used radio signals as well as an artificial intelligence to track individuals through solid walls.

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MIT develops world's first 'psychopathic' AI

6-13-2018 | 35

The disturbing experiment has been designed to highlight the potential dangers of intelligent machines.

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China's 'Dark Sword' stealth drone revealed

6-6-2018 | 50

A recently released photograph appears to confirm the existence of a secretive Chinese drone project.

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US Army develops 'Third Arm' exoskeleton

 VIDEO  6-3-2018 | 8

The unique device acts as a third limb, enabling soldiers to aim and fire heavier weapons during combat.

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Glasses wearers are smarter, new study claims

5-31-2018 | 29

Researchers have determined that intelligent people are 30 percent more likely to have eyesight problems.

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Huge canyons discovered beneath Antarctica

5-25-2018 | 12

Giant troughs running for hundreds of kilometers have been found deep beneath the ice at the South Pole.

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Firm wants to build city of floating pyramids

 VIDEO  5-20-2018 | 5

Italian architecture firm Lazzarini Design Studio is looking to construct entire neighborhoods that float in the ocean.

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World's smallest house built using nanorobotics

5-19-2018 | 6

Scientists in France have created a house so small that not even a mite would be able to fit through the door.

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Mystery rise in ozone-depleting CFC detected

5-17-2018 | 9

Scientists suspect that someone is still producing a banned chemical that is known to damage the ozone layer.

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Can a self-driving car beat a human in a race?

 VIDEO  5-16-2018 | 5

A prototype autonomous racing car recently battled it out with drifter Ryan Tuerck at the Formula E race in Rome.

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Scientists achieve 'memory transplant' in snails

5-15-2018 | 6

In a potentially groundbreaking experiment, memories were successfully transferred from one snail to another.

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Harvard startup wants to reverse aging in dogs

5-13-2018 | 4

A new company is planning to rejuvenate dogs with the eventual goal of attempting the same thing in humans.

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Terminator-like robot can now chase after you

 VIDEO  5-13-2018 | 10

Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot Atlas is now able to run and jump outside without being tethered to anything.

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Hawking service 'open to time travelers'

 VIDEO  5-12-2018 | 8

Organizers of Stephen Hawking's memorial service have seemingly left the door open to visitors from the future.

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Scientists train spider to jump on demand

 VIDEO  5-9-2018 | 13

Jumping spiders are capable of launching themselves six times their body length from a standing start.

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Cause of hiccups continues to remain elusive

5-8-2018 | 5

Scientists still struggle to understand how hiccups start and why certain cures work better than others.

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