Science Nov 29 Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg launch international fund for clean energy tech Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, the White House and global leaders have launched two international, multi-billion dollar funds to develop clean energy technologies.
Science Nov 25 TVs, radar guns and other technologies linked to Einstein’s theories of relativity If you’ve ever received a speeding ticket, you can thank Albert Einstein.
Science Nov 23 These 7 simple airplane fixes could cut carbon emissions in half at little to no cost U.S. passenger airlines could cut carbon dioxide emissions (and travel headaches) at little to no cost to carriers or consumers, according to a new study.
Science Nov 16 Bats flip like Tony Hawk to land upside down A new study uses high-speed video and computer graphics uncover how bats make acrobatic flips and land upside down.
Science Nov 09 Twitter chat: Why do we dream? Which drugs wipe away dreams? Do cats dream? Plus other FAQs answered by a panel of sleep experts.
Science Nov 06 Why these water droplets behave like trampolines This new material makes water bounce spontaneously and could be used as an ice shield for airplanes.
Science Nov 05 What colors paint Mars’ northern lights? New results from NASA’s MAVEN mission NASA announces new findings about Mars' atmosphere and the evolution of the planet.
Science Nov 04 The switch that could turn off your nightmares and dreams A renaissance is happening in the collective understanding of REM -- rapid eye movement -- sleep, which may yield a day when scientists could shut off nightmares and dreams.
Science Nov 03 How chemistry creates the perfect, gooey grilled cheese sandwich What are the best cheeses for melting and why? This three-minute video from the American Chemical Society has the answer.