Category: Science & Tech
Amazon to Sell “Just Walk Out” Shopping Tech to Other Retailers
Back in January of 2018, the first Amazon Go store opened in downtown Seattle. A small...
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Bill Gates Steps Down from Board at Microsoft
Bill Gates is 64 years old, and for over 40 years, he has been at the helm of software innovation...
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Vattenfall is Working to Produce Eco-Friendly Hydrogen-Powered Vehicles
One of the leading factors contributing to climate change is the modes of transportation we all...
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Boeing Hopes to Make United States a Leader in Space Exploration Again
Photo credit: rvolkan / Shutterstock For over a century now, Boeing has been in the business of...
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Can Elon Musk Lead the Next Big Breakthrough in Space Travel?
Image credit: Piusillu / Shutterstock Fostering innovation in space travel is all about striking a...
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HSS Provides Top Tier Orthopedic Surgery for 7th Year Running
If bones are your concern, you’ll definitely want to go to the Hospital for Special Surgery in New...
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Happy Cows Have More Calcium
Do you remember those ads about how happy cows make better milk? Turns out they were on to...
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Hedgehogs Do Just Fine in Cities
Most people probably don’t think about hedgehogs all that often. They’re reasonably popular as...
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Newly Found Planet 131399Ab is One for the Record Books
Although its name may not be all that memorable, the recently discovered planet 131399Ab is one...
Read MoreDinosaurs Could Develop Tumors
Dinosaurs, it turns out, could get facial tumors. Previously, non-cancerous facial tumors had only been found in humans, other mammals, and some modern reptiles. But a hadrosaur, a type of duck-billed dinosaur, was discovered in...
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Poison Arrows Found in Africa Reveal a Leap in Human Technology
Many animals use poison in the wild to help them bring down prey. Venom from snakes, spiders, and...
Read MoreSpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Landing Fails
SpaceX broke its recent streak of successful landings when its most recent launch didn’t survive. The Falcon 9 rocket delivered two satellites to geostationary transfer orbit, which is one of the higher levels of orbital...
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