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Take a look at just about anything around you and there's a good chance that it's made in China. And if it's not, there's a good chance it's being COPIED in China. But in the future, with the advent of industrial 3D printing, just about eve

Back in May, NASA launched some extra luggage along with the Mars InSight lander – two briefcase-sized CubeSats named MarCO-A and MarCO-B.

A replica of the infamous ship dubbed the Titanic II is set to make its first voyage in 2022, thanks to Australian billionaire Clive Palmer, who's fronting a group called Blue Star Line.

What is graphene? What is it used for? The most amazing thing about this semi-metal of the future is the fact that you can produce it yourself in your living room!

Lately, I've written a lot about the alternative media purge and how Big Tech social media platforms are attempting to control the narrative, the elections, and public perception through censorship and financial blacklisting. Lots of people are rea

A replica of the infamous ship dubbed the Titanic II is set to make its first voyage in 2022, thanks to Australian billionaire Clive Palmer, who's fronting a group called Blue Star Line.

An ambitious project in the Netherlands aims to use quantum technology to foil hackers who try to spy on data flowing through the internet's pipes.

A new review article published in the journal Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience has summarized the most recent evidence supporting the controversial hypothesis that Herpes Simplex Virus 1 (HSV1) is a major causal factor for Alzheimer's disease.

World's longest sea-crossing bridge which stretches 34 MILES and cost £14billion to build will open this week in China

Elon Musk announced Sunday that the first tunnel of a proposed underground transportation network across Los Angeles County would open Dec. 10.

The ESA-JAXA BepiColombo mission is on its way to Mercury, but instead of coasting to the smallest planet in the Solar System, it will be helped along by four state-of-the-art ion thrusters developed by an industrial consortium led by British company

China Daily provided more details about the artificial full moon mirror satellite over Chengdu.

STARLINK: HOW SPACEX AND TESLA COULD JOIN FORCES TO DELIVER GLOBAL INTERNET SERVICE

The Trump regime's one-sided support for Israel is deplorably hard-edged.

Biologists from Tufts University have fine-tuned an environment for 3D test tube "mini-brains" so that they can function like a living nervous system for months.

With electrodes up the nose, they made people smell things that weren't there.

We need to change how we prescribe drugs, says physician Daniel Kraft: too often, medications are dosed incorrectly, cause toxic side effects or just don't work.

German aviation startup Volocopter is one of the more active players in the nascent flying taxi scene, having trialed its radical 18-rotor electric aircraft on its home turf, in Dubai and, more recently, in the US.

Carbon fiber as we know it is one of the most impressive materials in our toolkit.

A FILM director has lifted the lid on the responses he received after uploading a sex robot to Tinder.

What makes the 'ultimate superhuman'? Design for a perfect person includes Usain Bolt's legs, Michael Phelps's arm span and the brain of a 'human calculator'

Japan suffers a population problem as its older citizens age, and the answer is robots: big ones, little ones, ugly ones, sexy ones, functional ones, etc. Robots are showing up in just about every industry and application imaginable. ? TN Editor

A study published earlier in 2018 should have made headlines everywhere, as it discovered historically high amounts of aluminum in autistic brains. The study was conducted by some of the worlds leading scientists in the field.

When a virtual object needs to be simulated, a voltage difference is applied to the metal strips, which causes them to stick together. That in turn creates a braking force.

There are thousands of companies on the Internet. Bezos says there will need to be thousands of companies in space.

Governments and corporations have deployed censorship to limit speech and deprive people of vital communication channels. The ruling elite are trying to shush activists and freethinkers, but they are losing control and lashing out in frustration.

Such a mission is actually possible, right now, with current technology. The plan is to use airships which can stay aloft in the upper atmosphere for extended periods of time...As surprising as it may seem, the upper atmosphere of Venus is the most E

We're a step closer to having high-altitude, long-endurance, autonomous aircraft soaring through the skies. UAVOS has now announced that a prototype of the company's High Altitude Pseudo Satellite (HAPS) ApusDuo aircraft has completed the first stage

The makers of a DIY phone kit think building your own not-so-smart phone could foster a healthier relationship to screens.

INRS professor and ultrafast imaging specialist Jinyang Liang and his colleagues, led by Caltech's Lihong Wang, have developed what they call T-CUP: the world's fastest camera, capable of capturing ten trillion (10 13) frames per second.

Urmila Mahadev spent eight years in graduate school solving one of the most basic questions in quantum computation: How do you know whether a quantum computer has done anything quantum at all?

High energy density sodium ion batteries using Cobalt oxide plating are providing better performance than lithium ion batteries.

After a couple decades creating theater sets in Amsterdam, Oep Schilling and his company of makers Fiction Factory, put their CNC expertise and resources into building a prefab tiny house, using cardboard as the main structural element.

Slow-motion video has always been fun to watch, with the best rigs usually shooting on the scale of thousands of frames per second.

The Air Force's recent funding should see close to $1 billion go towards Blue Origin and its BE4 engine. The BE4 engine is used in Blue Origin rocket and the ULA Vulcan rocket.

This technology may someday power spacecraft, satellites, high-flying drones, and pacemakers.

SpaceX has had 62 successful launches and landed 28 times and reused boosters 15 times.

found to be effective against resistant MRSA...To many, honey is more than just a natural sweetener: it's a source of valuable medicine. A revered folk cure, honey has been used for a variety of medicinal purposes throughout the centuries, and now,

The decentralization of information is paramount to the continued efficacy of democracy and the continued freedom of the common man, and mesh networking is our society's greatest hope for achieving such a goal.

While the Western countries spend time teaching children nonsense like "gender identity" studies, Russian children are being taught how to create usable satellites.

The Boring Company has made some pretty impressive strides in its relatively short existence.

TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor) taped out its first chip in a process making limited use of extreme ultraviolet lithography and will start risk production in April on a 5-nm node with full EUV.

Researchers have developed a new way to build augmented reality smart glasses that projects images directly into the eye rather than using lenses as a display. It's hoped the approach could shrink down smart glasses and AR headsets, potentially makin

In a landmark study, researchers from Northwestern University and the Washington University School of Medicine describe a novel biodegradable implant designed to electrically stimulate damaged nerves, speeding up the healing process, before naturally

A startup's concept drawing of a hulking device to archive data in DNA molecules shows the idea has a way to go.

A spacecraft designed to eventually replace many spacewalking astronaut activities passed two key pressure tests in September, representatives from the company building the spacecraft told Space.com in an exclusive interview.

"We should be in space within weeks, not months. And then we will be in space with myself in months and not years," the Virgin founder and CEO told CNBC's Nancy's Hungerford in Singapore Tuesday. The serial entrepreneur, who owns the commerc

The US Food and Drug Administration on Friday revoked the use of seven food additives after environmentalists and food safety experts presented data showing six of the synthetic flavoring substances and flavor enhancers caused cancer in laboratory an

The reality distortion field is real, and it's getting better every day.

Space-elevator tech, a longtime sci-fi staple, is about to get a test here in the real world.