Space NASA finally found evidence of the universe's earliest molecule By C. Fisher, 04.17.19 in save Save share View
18h Food and Drink Soylent launches 100-calorie 'mini-meal' bar Silicon Valley’s meal replacement drink adds more variety. By A. Khalid, 18h ago save Save share
22h 22h ago in Business Amazon will close its Chinese platform for third-party sellers in July The Chinese market is tough for Western competition. By R. England, 22h ago save Save share View
04.17.19 04.17.19 in Space NASA finally found evidence of the universe's earliest molecule The elusive helium hydride was found 3,000 light-years away. By C. Fisher, 04.17.19 save Save share View
04.17.19 04.17.19 in Medicine Scientists created a CRISPR tool that can wipe out longer pieces of DNA It could allow researchers to delete long stretches of genetic code to better understand diseases. By C. Fisher, 04.17.19 save Save share View
04.17.19 04.17.19 in Medicine Researchers partially revive pig brains four hours after 'death' Relax, at no point did the disembodied heads achieve anything near consciousness By A. Tarantola, 04.17.19 save Save share View
04.17.19 04.17.19 in Space Christina Koch will set a record for longest spaceflight by a woman She’ll help NASA study the effects of extended space travel. By C. Fisher, 04.17.19 save Save share View
04.17.19 04.17.19 in Transportation Kia's HabaNiro 'everything car' is the wackiest EV crossover Because all doors should open up. By R. Baldwin, 04.17.19 save Save share View
04.17.19 04.17.19 in Internet How Google's scandals gave rise to the tech labor movement There are only so many snafus your workforce can swallow. By A. Tarantola, 04.17.19 save Save share View
04.17.19 04.17.19 in Transportation Nikola's new zero-emissions vehicles include a jet ski and a dune buggy From land to sea, Nikola wants transportation to be clean throughout. By R. England, 04.17.19 save Save share View
04.17.19 04.17.19 in Robots Artificial intelligence is on the brink of a 'diversity disaster' The large proportion of white men in the field is perpetuating historical biases. By R. England, 04.17.19 save Save share View
