Solar Cells so light that can be placed on top of soap bubble
Scientists created solar cells so thin, flexible and lightweight that they could be placed on top of a soap bubble without breaking it.
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Replicating the strength and sensitivity of human muscle in metal
Scientists have find out how to replicate the strength and sensitivity of human muscle in metal. This discovery has broad applications in robots and in automotive suspension.
Doctors aim to Restore Sight to the Blind
Doctors developing a breakthrough technology from neuroscience, that might allow blind people to see a monochromatic world.
NASA wants to build the X-plane
Building the world’s first “quiet” supersonic X-plane and a series of fueled by green energy planes, is part of the NASA’s budget proposal.
WFIRST mission to unlock the secrets of the universe
NASA officially is beginning work on the Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope (WFIRST), an astrophysics mission designed to help unlock the secrets of the universe.
Storing 360TB of data on a Quartz Disc for billions of years
Researchers succeeded a digital data storage that is capable of surviving for billions of years.
3D Printing a Transplantable Human Ear
Scientists developed a 3D bioprinter, generating replacement tissue, that can withstand transplantation.
Einstein was right about Gravitational waves
Einstein was right, again, this time about gravitational waves, and this will be the scientific announcement of the decade.
4 people are living in an isolated small habitat for 30 days
A NASA’s 30 day mission in a small habitat, will help our researchers learn how isolation and close quarters affect individual and group behavior.
Top 10 Closing Shots in Film History
Watch top 10 closing shots in film history. The final moments of a movie can make things feel complete, leave you wanting more, and bring out deep