12.12.18 Personal Computing AI reveals hidden objects in the dark It could lead to safer medical scans and other breakthroughs. By J. Fingas, 12.12.18 save Save share
12.11.18 12.11.18 in Gadgetry Bees with tiny sensor backpacks could help farmers track crops They fly longer than drones... and they're much more adorable. By J. Fingas, 12.11.18 save Save share View
12.10.18 12.10.18 in Space OSIRIS-REx spacecraft already found water on its target asteroid NASA's explorer could provide insights into the early Solar System. By J. Fingas, 12.10.18 save Save share View
12.02.18 12.02.18 in Space Scientists more accurately gauge the brightness of the universe They've conducted the most comprehensive study yet of light in the cosmos. By J. Fingas, 12.02.18 save Save share View
11.29.18 11.29.18 in Wearables AR technology helps the blind navigate by making objects 'talk' You could walk through unfamiliar areas using a headset to find your way. By J. Fingas, 11.29.18 save Save share View
11.26.18 11.26.18 in Medicine Chinese scientist claims he edited babies' genes with CRISPR The technique is controversially being used to prevent HIV being passed on. By S. Shah, 11.26.18 save Save share View
11.25.18 11.25.18 in Space Watch NASA's InSight land on Mars tomorrow starting at 2PM ET It's NASA's first touchdown on the planet since 2012. By J. Fingas, 11.25.18 save Save share View
11.25.18 11.25.18 in Space Orbiter flaw may have ruled out some signs of water on Mars The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has produced false positives. By J. Fingas, 11.25.18 save Save share View
11.23.18 11.23.18 in Green Federal climate change study says US at risk of 'substantial damages' Don't expect the current administration to do much about it. By J. Fingas, 11.23.18 save Save share View
11.21.18 11.21.18 in Transportation Ion-powered aircraft flies with no moving parts It could be used for ultra-quiet drones and hybrid airliners. By J. Fingas, 11.21.18 save Save share View
