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 Cars that drive themselves should be able to account for themselves, or so goes the thinking behind new legislation proposed by Germany’s transport ministry. The country is planning new laws that require cars equippe...

Certain aspects of Pokémon Go, like hatching eggs, require a great deal of walking, running, or biking. If moving is more difficult for you, however, a basic turntable can help even the playing field.

You'll have to wait until December for the cheaper models promised at E3

DARPA has awarded a grant worth $7.5 million to San Francisco-based Profusa for the development of tissue-integrated biosensors. The biosensors will be used by the military to monitor the health status of soldiers in rea...

All of the books ever written, the genetic blueprint for human life and much of the other information that defines us as a species could soon be riding laser beams toward faraway exoplanets.

On Valentine's Day last year--Feb. 14, 2015--the Rosetta space probe passed an astonishing six kilometers above the surface of the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. Mind you, the comet is only about four km end to end, so...

ESA's Venus Express reveals details on Venus' surface by studying patterns of clouds in its thick atmosphere

Company racks up its 5th rocket landing in a cargo launch to the Space Station --

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida this morning, lofting the company's Dragon cargo capsule into orbit around Earth. Bound for the International Space Station, the Dragon will bri...

NASA's Kepler confirms 100+ exoplanets during its K2 mission. It's the largest haul of confirmed planets obtained since the space observatory transitioned to a different mode of observing includes a planetary system comp...

An international team of astronomers has discovered and confirmed a treasure trove of new worlds using NASA's Kepler spacecraft on its K2 mission....

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An international team of astronomers have discovered and confirmed a treasure trove of new worlds. The researchers achieved this extraordinary discovery of exoplanets by combining NASA's K2 mission data with follow-up ob...

This striking perspective view from ESA's Mars Express shows an unnamed but eye-catching impact crater on Mars....

Fend off squadrons of stormtroopers like a Jedi boss

Let's start with a small test. When was the following text published -- in 1961, 1987 or last week? The number of jobs lost to more efficient machines is only part of the problem. What worries many job experts more is th...

Humanity is still some distance away from a real, honest-to-goodness invisibility cloak, but British scientists are that much closer to making it practical. They've developed a coating that uses graded refractive index n...

SoftBank has agreed to acquire British chip designer ARM Holdings for £23.4 billion (about $31 billion), the Financial Times reports, making the deal the biggest ever purchase of a European technology company. The publi...

A promising research shows possible, new treatment for HIV using gene immunotherapy. A group of potent antibodies used in cancer research could also help in the global fight against the HIV epidemic.

Tropical Cyclone Celia weakened to a remnant low pressure area. NOAA's GOES-West satellite provided an infrared look at the clouds associated with the low.

John Glenn is being showered with birthday recognition.