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Scientists at Berkeley Labs have discovered a way to create long-lasting 3D-printed structures, some smaller than a human hair, entirely out of liquid by using a "nanoparticle supersoap" to keep the liquids separate. The...

Tech pioneer says Facebook 'brought me more negatives than positives' and says Apple, which he founded with Steve Jobs, 'has more secure ways to share things about yourself.' Wozniak's departure marks the latest in back-...

Using gravitational microlensing technique, an international group of astronomers has found a new substellar system whose composition remains a puzzle. The newly detected system, designated MOA-2015-BLG-337L, may consist...

Disney has released a new trailer for its upcoming Solo: A Star Wars Story, giving us our best look yet at the next standalone installment of the Star Wars franchise. The trailer gives us our best look at what the film i...

NASA's contract with Soyuz expires next year, and the agency wants to accelerate the timeline to certify private companies like Boeing and SpaceX to transport astronauts to and from the International Space Station. The p...

Scientists on the Axion Dark Matter Experiment have demonstrated technology that could lead to the discovery of theoretical light dark matter particles called axions. Forty years ago, scientists theorized a new kind of l...

Ten finalists in a contest to make money from carbon dioxide pollution announced, will share $5 million in prize money

A critical remote code execution vulnerability has been discovered in CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault application that could allow an attacker to gain unauthorized access to the system with the privileges of the web a...

Facebook will seek researchers help in preventing election abuse on its network and has suspended two more data firms thought to have engaged in similar actions to Cambridge Analytica.        

Planet Earth and the life it contains wouldn't exist if it weren't for the sun. But the sun also poses a serious threat to life, by constantly spewing harmful radiation into the solar system.

You won't get rich, but it's a pretty neat mining hack.

Out of all the different pieces of NASA hardware floating around our Solar System, the Juno spacecraft probably has the best gig in terms of pure eye candy. The orbiter regularly snaps almost-too-good-to-be-real photos o...

PayPal is quietly rolling out basic banking services to some of its U.S. customers, which include a debit card, the ability to deposit checks and even take out a loan. For customers who accept, their PayPal balances also...

If the F.B.I.'s scientists could extract DNA from the 4,000-year-old mummy, they would add a powerful tool to their forensics arsenal and also unlock a new way of deciphering Egypt's ancient past

Huawei's P20 Pro made a pretty big splash when it launched in late March. The phone has three rear cameras — including one with a 40-megapixel sensor and another with a 3x optical zoom — as well as a 24-megapixel sel...

Back when I studied geology in grad school, the long-term future of energy had a single name: nuclear fusion. It was the 1970s. The physicists I studied with predicted that tapping this clean new source of electric power...

NASA has two teams of researchers working to design a robotic bee that can fly on Mars.

The U.S. Air Force's X-37B space plane has winged past 200 days in orbit on its latest clandestine mission.

For the first time (officially), NASA will set loose some human sperm in outer space.

Western Digital, or WD as you may know the company, has been really pushing the envelope in terms of external storage solutions for several years now. It started with their original My Passport Wireless (read our review)...

Facebook users will receive a notice with a link to see what apps they use and what information they have shared with those apps.        

Spotify may soon unveil its first piece of hardware. There are rumors that the company is working on a standalone smart speaker for cars. The post Spotify may be working on a stand-alone car speaker appeared first on Dig...