A Vibrating Pill tricking the stomach into feeling full
MIT engineers developed a vibrating pill tricking the stomach into feeling full, an ingestible capsule that might help treat obesity.
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Radio Telescope on the Moon could determine the Composition of the Universe
Radio Telescope on the Moon could help us determine the composition of the Universe even before the first stars formed, about 50 million years after the Big Bang.
A new Supercomputer aims to mimic the Human Brain
A new Supercomputer using specialized hardware, mimics vast networks of spiking neurons, achieving an impressive 228 trillion synaptic operations per second, equivalent to the estimated operation rate of the human brain.
Ultra-hard Material such as Diamond discovered
Ultra-hard material such as diamond discovered by scientists that have solved a decades-long puzzle and unveiled a near-unbreakable substance that could rival diamond.
Record-breaking Optical Fiber transmits 22.9 petabits per second
Record-breaking optical fiber transmits 22.9 petabits per second, a significant increase achieved which is more than double the previous record of 10.66 Pb/s.
A Powerful Cosmic Ray Hit Earth
A powerful Cosmic Ray hit Earth. Telescope Array detects the second highest-energy cosmic ray ever.
How we’re Building the World’s Biggest Optical Telescope
How we’re building the world’s biggest optical telescope to crack some of the greatest puzzles in science.
Making Roads on the Moon
Making roads on the Moon. The idea of melting sand to make roadways was first proposed for Earth, back in 1933.
Wingcopter Drones- Groceries from the air
Wingcopter drones, groceries from the air, delivered everyday goods for the first time to remote districts in Germany.
Are we Living in a Computer Simulation?
Are we living in a computer simulation? A new law of physics supports the idea we’re living in a computer simulation.