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NASA Astronauts Abandon Mission After Rocket Failure

A trip to the ISS was cut short due to a sudden booster failure.

Graham King

New Study Finds The World's First Animal

Of all things, it happens to be a sea sponge.

Nathan Twist

Boston Dynamics' Atlas Is A Parkour Machine

Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot is a master of flips and free-running.

Wilson Autumn

Illumy Sleep Mask Lulls With Lights

These gadget goggles aid REM sleep with soft lights.

Mary Chevalier

Chinese Researchers Produce Babies With Same-Sex Mice

Through stem cells and gene editing, two female mice produced healthy pups.

Milla Burgen

Bionic Research Shows The Power Of Computer-Aided Limbs

New prosthetic research from Europe demonstrates improved artificial limbs backed by computer code.

Nathan Twist

Remote Vehicles Hunt Minerals In The Depths

Norwegian scientists are scoping out mineral deposits in the ocean trenches.

Polly Oberlin

Tiny Soft Spider Robot Could Perform Microsurgery

This silicone arachnid has potential as a doctor's aide in microsurgery.

Daniel Trock

Stephen Hawking's Posthumous Black Hole Paper Published

The late scientist's final paper on cosmic phenomena has been published online.

Nathan Twist

ADR Satellite Net Captures Space Junk

Surrey University's orbital janitor captures its first metallic prey since its launch.

Daniel Trock

Scientists Pull Images From Subjects' Brains

A team of scientists have recreated images seen by subjects from memory alone.

Wilson Autumn

Jelly-Bots Could Monitor And Protect Reefs

These 3D printed jellyfish droids serve as a marine biologist's eyes in the sea.

Mary Chevalier

Volcanic Islands Discovered Underwater

A massive "lost world" has been found beneath waves, and it's full of flourishing life.

Polly Oberlin

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