This controversial subject of research involves creating 'mirror bacteria' using mirror images of natural molecules.
Google has unveiled a new type of quantum chip capable of performing certain computations insanely quickly.
Pastor Will Duffy is going to take four people who believe the Earth is flat and four people who don't to Antarctica.
The rate at which we can extend our own lifespan could soon exceed the speed at which we actually age.
The 'Infinite Monkey Theorem' concerns the likelihood that, given enough time, monkeys could reproduce Shakespeare.
A student who had been doing research for a homework assignment received a rather disturbing response.
Initially dismissed as a stunt, the incident's authenticity was later confirmed by both of the robots' manufacturers.
A type of single-celled organism could be the key to answering the age-old conundrum of what came first.
Fans of the Jordan Peele movie might want to avoid walking underneath this persistent 'pet cloud'.
The Virgin Galactic entrepreneur will be part of a three-man crew venturing 20 miles above the Earth's surface.
A neurotechnology firm claims to have achieved the first ever instance of dream-based communication.
The new vehicle is part of Tesla's efforts to shift its focus toward robots and AI-based products.
The majestic Himalayan mountain is not only growing, but has been doing so faster than normal for quite some time.
The international study aimed to get to the bottom of the pandemic and determine precisely where it had started.
Robotics firm 1X has unveiled its latest creation which looks, moves and acts like a real person.
The evolutionary biologist recently touched on the idea that we may be unable to keep up, biologically speaking.
As the ice thaws, there is the potential for long-dormant viruses from the distant past to be released back into the world.
Inducing 'hypersleep' could help patients with critical injuries or illnesses, among other potential uses.
Reflect Orbital is developing a novel new way to generate power by reflecting sunlight onto panels when its dark.
The research represents the first step toward a working mind control device - but there's still a long way to go.