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Scientists from ETH Zurich have developed what they claim is the "smallest and cheapest" electronic nose for sniffing out people, designed with earthquake and avalanche rescue in mind.

It's a mystery that dates back nearly 20 million years

New treatment involving ultrasound technology shows promising results for those struggling from treatment resistant depression.

As The World Mercury Project reports, Canada ranks in the "top 10" countries for autism rates. In 2018, it was revealed that 1 in 66 Canadian children were on the autism spectrum, based on data collected in 2015.

Lie-detecting computer kiosks equipped with artificial intelligence look like the future of border security

Scientists working on human cells in a dish find new way to tackle rhinovirus – though a cure is a long way off

A jolt of electricity is delivered to a body with bolts attaching its head to its neck. It's a scene straight out of a horror movie, but it is eerily close to Italian neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero and Chinese surgeon Xiaoping Ren's plan to transplant

China aims to recover the first stage of the Long March-8 carrier rocket, which is still under development and is expected to make its maiden flight around 2021, according to a Chinese rocket expert.

Van life, solar power, open-road adventure and sustainable wood ... what more could a fun-seeking millennial want? Maybe a table piled high with avocado toast and an integrated selfie cam with live streaming, but they'll have to figure that out on th

What makes housing so expensive? Labor costs, for one. According to a 2014 Census Bureau survey, the average single-family home takes about six months to construct, and that's a lot of man-hours. A new type of home from Austin, Texas-based startup IC

Pipistrel Aircraft presented at the 2nd Uber Elevate Summit its electric eVTOL Concept that in a few years could become reality.

When NASA's Mars 2020 rover touches down on the Red Planet in February 2021, its manifest will contain something never seen before off Earth – a helicopter.

One of the more fanciful aspects of Uber's already pretty fanciful flying taxi service is the concept of Skyports.

When it comes to quirky little cars, a lot of them have a way of forever staying on the cusp of commercial availability, without ever actually reaching consumers. Well, you can't say that about the Solo, a three-wheeled electric vehicle that was rece

Boston Dynamics' robots look more natural and more amazing with each video, and today the company posted two more clips to its YouTube channel showing the latest progress of its Atlas and SpotMini robots.

As reported previously, the Boring Company had already completed a 305-feet (100 meters) tunnel with an entrance in SpaceX's parking lot in Hawthorne last year when they also started working on extending the tunnel by 2 miles in Hawthorne toward th

Developers at Telegram are conducting closed tests of a new service designed to store personal data, according to sources quoted by Russian media. Telegram Passport will be used to verify identities of users on the messenger's Telegram Open Network

Microsoft is leading the development of topological quantum computing which it claims is far less error-prone than rival quantum computing approaches.

French company NAWA Technologies claims that its ultracapacitor technology could help improve performance/range of electric vehicles.

Spider silk has long held the title of strongest natural biomaterial, so scientists have been trying to harness it, mimic it and even improve on the recipe for years.

Microsoft is leading the development of topological quantum computing which it claims is far less error-prone than rival quantum computing approaches.

Researchers report that they used stacks of ultrathin materials to exert unprecedented control over the flow of electrons based on the direction of their spins -- where the electron "spins" are analogous to tiny, subatomic magnets. The materials

The Conrad Maldives Rangali Island, which already has a dramatic under-the-sea restaurant, has announced plans to create the world's first luxurious underwater villa of its kind. Dubbed The Muraka (which means coral), the under-the-sea residence will

In an age where millions of people are flocking to the internet and seminars to discover the latest about health because they feel doctors may not be up to date, out as a popular go to for many.

A company made history on Monday by launching a Bitcoin mining rig called Space Miner One into the stratosphere, where it confirmed transactions and mined Bitcoin over 100,000 feet from the surface of the planet.

This brick pictured above is actually a bit of a drone sandwich. It's the GDU 02, a compact camera drone with a 4K camera, retractable legs and a controller that sandwiches underneath it so you can transport both while protecting the camera gimbal an

Our best guess for what it would take to get to planets that are really, really far away.

As if developing a world-beating hypercar and futuristic, show-stopping concept car isn't enough, Aston Martin has also been busying itself designing a cutting-edge submarine.

Tesla Model 3 production can only go as fast as the slowest part of the entire supply chain and production process. For months, the battery module line was their main production bottleneck.

Using these websites and the wares these markets sell may be illegal in your country, so learning to take the necessary precautions before visiting a DNM is an absolute must.

Incidents near Beijing's Djibouti military base injured American air crews flying nearby

What's up at SpaceX? Engineer Gwynne Shotwell was employee number seven at Elon Musk's pioneering aerospace company and is now its president. In conversation with TED curator Chris Anderson, she discusses SpaceX's race to put people into orbit and th

Great artists and thinkers have found inspiration in their lucid "microdreams" for centuries. Now, there's an interface that can record them for you.

Keyboards? A thing of the past. Screens? Forget them.

The lure of Transhuman immortality intensifies as scientists discover that a brain can stay alive outside of its original body. It is a giant, if not impossible, leap to believe that such a brain could be transplanted into another body. ? TN Editor

Instrumental in Creating International "Ozone Without Borders"

To us living our lives on the macroscale, the tiny world of quantum mechanics seems weird and nonsensical.

Smartphone-based diagnostic devices allow doctors in resource-poor regions to perform tests that would otherwise involve sending samples off to a distant lab.

SpaceX COO Gwynne Shotwell believes the SpaceX Big Falcon Rocket (BFR) will be ready for suborbital testing in 2019, while the booster-spaceship system could potentially reach orbit by 2020.

A global 'space race' of ships has Technocrat engineers battling for supremacy in the world's coming fleet of autonomous shipping vessels. These types of ships will be fitted into the the globalist automated supply chain

In the role of Information Specialist of a prepper group you may or may not also be the Communications Specialist (radio operator) of the group. Either way, you will likely have input as to the tools and information should be gathered for emergency c

When it comes to landscaping there is a lot to consider. I have put a lot of thought into thinking about landscaping. While it may seem amazing, after building a house with my husband I have never got around to landscaping around my house. There has

Graphene, the "wonder material" composed of a one-atom-thick sheet of linked carbon atoms, is the world's strongest manmade material. Now, scientists have used it to create a new type of concrete that is much stronger, water-resistant and eco-friendl

New research from the University of New Hampshire will make computers the size of a pinhead a reality sooner than once thought.

There is a borderland between waking life and the uncharted wilderness of sleep that we all traverse each night, but we rarely stop to marvel at the strangeness of this liminal world. If we do, we find that it is full of hallucinations both wonderful

new research from the University of New Hampshire will make computers the size of a pinhead a reality sooner than once thought.

How much are you willing to pay to become an astronaut?

Adrienne Dove, a University of Central Florida (UCF) planetary scientist, physicist, and associate professor, capped off the university's 2018 Distinguished Speaker series with a talk about CubeSats and UCF's involvement with CubeSat-based scienc

Sila Nanotechnologies has silicon-dominant anode products that drop into existing battery manufacturing processes, replace graphite entirely, and deliver significantly higher energy density at the cell-level with lower swelling.