The risk of Avatar and Robot crime

First it was the telephone, then web cameras and Skype, now remote presence is about to take another big step forward - raising some urgent legal and ethical questions. Beam me up Scotty - that simple phrase reminds us of Captain Kirk, whisked from alien worlds back to the Starship....Read More...

Meet Dennis Hong's Robots

The iPhone app that lets you use your mobile to drive a car... when you're not in it

Seabreacher X Tested In U.S.

The Mystery of Time Slips

ON THE EDGE OF TIME: The Mystery of Time Slips by Tim Swartz

Time is a funny thing. There never seems to be enough -- yet there is an infinite amount. Time slips through moment upon second into eternity past; yet present, to begin the future.Read More...

The Bio-Technical Airship,Submarine and the Biosphere Dirigible

Voice of Thomas Edison's talking doll is heard again after 123 years

The hidden roots of the 23 Enigma

Star Wars Identities exhibition

Star Wars Identities exhibition combines film and science to explore human identity and the forces that shape us


A new exhibition that explores human identity through the Star Wars saga and its quirky characters has opened in Montreal. Star Wars Identities combines the latest scientific....Read More...

Top secret U.S. 'eavesdropping' satellite blasted into space

Large Hadron Collider may not have found the 'God particle'

The Enduring World of Jacques Cousteau

The Quantum Mechanics of Time Travel

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Dr. Seth Lloyd, an MIT professor and self-described quantum mechanic, describes the quantum mechanics behind time travel during a guest lecture at the Institute for Quantum Computing, University of Waterloo (www.iqc.ca). Recorded on Nov. 4, 2010, this is entire lecture entitled Sending a Photon Backwards in Time.

Dr. Lloyd also sat down for....Read More...

A Floating City In The Sky

Can We Make Jurassic Park Yet?

Stem Cell Therapy Helps Monkey Jump Again

Gateway To Hell

Israeli Scientists Explore Twins Cave For Ancient Door To Underworld

It's an ancient legend: Located in scattered areas of Earth are openings, doorways, gates, if you will, to some unseen underworld, also variously referred to as hell, Hades and Dante's Inferno.

Researchers exploring the famous Twins Cave....Read More...

Hangover-Free Booze Coming to a Glass Near You?

Designing an Unmanned Chopper for Nuclear Disasters

The Super Aviator sub in action

Can you stand the silence?

They say silence is golden – but there’s a room in the U.S that’s so quiet it becomes unbearable after a short time. The longest that anyone has survived in the ‘anechoic chamber’ at Orfield Laboratories in South Minneapolis is just 45 minutes. It’s 99.99 per cent sound absorbent....Read More...

Antarctic underground lake could hold secrets of Earth's past

Can We Make Jurassic Park Yet?

Inside The Apocalyptic Soviet Doomsday Machine

IBM building most powerful computer in history

IBM building most powerful computer in history to unravel origin of the universe


IBM is designing a computer which will digest twice as much information every day as the entire internet, sifting through radio waves from space in an effort to unravel the origin of the universe.....Read More...

34,000-year-old Live Bacteria Discovered

A particle God doesn’t want us to discover?

Vandyk-K Integ Paradise 2 joins ranks of famous cloned animals

Blind man drives car

This is some of the best driving I've ever done, Steve Mahan said the other day. Mahan was behind the wheel of a Toyota Prius tooling the small California town of Morgan Hill in late January, a routine trip to pick up the dry cleaning and drop by the....Read More...

Airplanes in Space?

Human Brain Project

Italian scientist reproduces Shroud of Turin

Military-Funded Brain Science Sparks Controversy

Brain research and associated advances such as brain-machine interfaces that are funded by the U.S. military and intelligence communities raise profound ethical concerns, caution researchers who cite the potentially lethal applications of such work and other consequences.....

Image credit: U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research Design and Engineering Center....Read More...

The Quantum Mechanics of Time Travel

Nikola Tesla - The Untold Story

Tesla's Death Ray

Concorde meets Biggles?

When Concorde last flew in 2003, it marked the end of commercial supersonic travel - but a new concept plane solves the many of the problems that grounded the luxury trans-Atlantic service. The big difference is that it's a biplane. Researchers at MIT used computer models to 'test' a....Read More...

First Solar-Powered Blimp to Cross English Channel

Humans May Have 'Magnetic' Sixth Sense

Near-Zero Chance of May 11 Earthquake in Rome, USGS Says