Tag: Science

Meet The Robot That Eats And Poops To Power Itself
This week in “What has science done?” comes the pooping robot. Before you ask, yes, the robot actually does ingest matter and excretes it out. Scientists working at the Bristol...
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Google Solve For X Event: The Presentations [Videos]
It was discovered that Google quietly hosted an event last week call...
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Where Is The Universe?
Have you ever asked yourself "Where am I?" "What am I?" "Who am I?"; Have you ever just stopped to ask "where is the universe?" As Robert Lanza, M.D. of Wake Forest has...
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The Science of Spider Webs
Arachnophobia; the fear of spiders. Most people are afraid of these little guys for varying reasons; some are poisonous and some are just creepy looking. However, these 8-legged ar...
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Twitter: Study Finds A Quarter Of All Tweets To Be Worthless
Twitter can be a magical place full of 140-character bites of wisdom. It can also be an idiotic place full of incomprehensible jibberish being passed off as worthwhile. Science has...
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TED Announces TED2013 WorldWide Auditions
In an effort to broaden the scope of content and presenters at their conference next year, TED (Technology Entertainment and Design) announced that they'll be holding public auditi...
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Smartphones May Be Diagnosing You In The Future Via New Touchscreen Technology
You can do a lot with your smartphones. You can get directions, pay your bills, watch movies, play games, browse through dinner recipes. It's an endless list that everybody could p...
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Robot Cockroach Produces Its Own Power
I think we can all agree that cockroaches are pretty gross. Science has always stuck up for the disgusting vermin and are once again championing the little guys as the first step t...
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“World Record For Largest Observed Snowflake” Google Doodle Puzzles The Web
Yesterday, Google ran an interesting, animated doodle for its logo, celebrating the 125th a...
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SHMEAT: The Lab-Grown Meat We May Get To Eat This Year
Finally, we will likely have the chance to eat test-tube meat. Soon! Wait, what? That grosses you out? Hah, really? C'mon! It's only shmeat: lab-grown in vitro meat, and it's no...
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Man Who Received Face Transplant Smiles For First Time
This is probably one of the most miraculous things you will ever see or even hear about in your life. There's not much I can say about it without revealing myself to be an ignoramu...
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Homeless Teenager Becomes Semifinalist In Intel Science Competition
With the ETA of the workday's end inching closer, here's your feel-good story to ferry you into the weekend: Samantha Garvey, a 17-year-old high school senior in Long Island, N...
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Scientific Breakthrough: Mixed-Embryo Monkeys
The first mixed-embryo monkeys were born yesterday, and this is a major stepping stone in medical research. The monkeys were born in a lab in Western Oregon by the combining cells...
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Giant-Headed Supersoldier Ants Protect The Colony, Haunt My Nightmares
I usually live by the 8-leg rule. If an animal has less than 8 legs, it's fine - it doesn't freak me out. Starting with spiders, my fear exponentially increases based on the numb...
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Apes Using iPads To Communicate With One Another
It’s true. Apes are using iPads, and word is that they could end up video calling one another between different zoos. Just look:...
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