Science and Tech

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Would You Ride in a Flying Passenger Drone?

You've heard of flying cars, but would you ride in an automated passenger drone? This company in China thinks you would.
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Vibrating Molecules May Be The Next Cancer Treatment

In a groundbreaking technique, scientists employed a novel method of causing molecules to vibrate to fight cancer. They destroyed 99% of cancer cells. Could this be the future of cancer treatment?
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This Perfectly Preserved Dinosaur Embryo Looks Incredible

Scientists have discovered a perfectly preserved dinosaur embryo. The embryo fundamentally resembles a modern bird, moving science a step closer to a definitive link between dinosaurs and birds.
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The Science Behind Night Terrors and Sleep Paralysis

Do you ever suffer from night terrors or sleep paralysis? We separate myths and fiction to discover how to stop them.
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Pentagon Developing Wireless Energy to Provide Power Anywhere

A project by the US military could tap into webs of wireless energy wherever needed, reducing the military's dependence on fuel.
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Can AI Get Depressed? Users Say ChatGPT is Acting Out

Users say AI chatbot ChatGTP has been getting "lazier" and more irritable lately. Users have speculated, but what's really going on?
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Rolls-Royce — From Fancy Cars to Moon Reactors

Rolls-Royce, a company renowned for building some of the most luxurious vehicles in the world, has now created the next generation of nuclear-powered mini-reactors for moon missions and exploring deep space. Going back to the Second World War in the first tests of the V2, chemical-powered rockets were...
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Ancient Humans Bred Woolly Dogs for a Surprising Reason

You might think woolly dogs were bred for chilly climates. But these ancient dogs were bred for a purpose that will surprise you.
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Boosting Productivity with... A Third Arm?

Ever wish you had a robotic third arm? It might sound like science fiction, but scientists already have a working model.
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Scientists Find That "Dopamine Hits" Are More Than Just Pleasure

Our brain transmits dopamine after we do something pleasurable. But new research shows dopamine is also active in "punishing" experiences.

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