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Sit Down, Navigator: Researchers Are Building an Airplane You Can Fly With Your Mind

By Dan Van Winkle May 27th
Today’s Google Doodle Celebrates Environmentalist and Author Rachel Carson

By Carolyn Cox May 27th
Robot Gymnast Isn’t the Superstar We Thought In This Blooper Reel (But It’s Still Adorable)

By Victoria McNally May 27th
First “Suspended Animation” Trials Aren’t Actually Suspended Animation—They’re Kinda Better

By Victoria McNally May 27th
[Watch Live] White House Science Fair 2014, President Obama Greets the Participants

By Glen Tickle May 27th
Netflix Bug Smashes Plot Descriptions Together, the Results Are Hilariously Weird

By Carolyn Cox May 27th
Kids React To Old Apple Computers and Are Sufficiently Confused By Them

By Victoria McNally May 26th
Fish Communicate Via Farts, Nature is Truly a Beautiful Thing

By Carolyn Cox May 26th
You’re About To Be Able To Make A Baby With Three Biological Parents

By Sam Maggs May 25th
These Boots Give You Magneto-Like Powers, Let You Walk On Any Metal Ceiling Like An X-Boss

By Sam Maggs May 25th
An Amputee Turtle Was Given New Life With The Addition Of Jet Wings From An F-22

By Sam Maggs May 24th
Scientists Created A Molecule That Can Stop You From Feeling Pain And Also Itchiness

By Sam Maggs May 24th
Spray This Bacteria on Your Face and Never Need to Take a Shower Again, Says Start-Up Company

By Victoria McNally May 23rd
AsapSCIENCE Explores the Science of Laziness [Video]

By Victoria McNally May 22nd
The CEO of Levi Wants You to Freeze Your Jeans, but Does Science?

By Carolyn Cox May 22nd
A Bunch of Babies Listened to the Backstreet Boys for Scientific Research

By Carolyn Cox May 21st
Even Wild Mice Really Dig Running Around in Wheels

By Victoria McNally May 21st
eBay was Hacked, Change Your Password and Blame Embarrassing Late Night Bids on Criminals

By Glen Tickle May 21st
Japan Reveals New Joking Robot, Its Jokes Leave Something to Be Desired

By Carolyn Cox May 20th
Relax, Science Has Found That Missing Nightsnake (And it Wasn’t Under Your Bed)

By Carolyn Cox May 19th