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Chances are you're familiar with the Schroedinger's cat paradox, whereby a hypothetical cat inside a box is both dead and alive until we open the box to see for ourselves. Now physicists at Yale University have figured o...

Are those long pages filled with words getting to you while at church? Maybe you'll benefit from a new version of the Bible that's made from emojis.

You've probably been asked to prove a math solution at some point, but never like this. Researchers have created the world's largest math proof while solving the Boolean Pythagorean triples problem, consuming a whopping ...

Printers you won't hate, a workhorse laptop, and Callaway golfing gear lead off Memorial Day's best deals.

Losing your job sucks. Losing your job when you live on the Red Planet could really, really suck. This short imagines what it might be like.

Much like previous Computex shows, ASUS announced a bunch of new smartphones that won't bust your wallet; only this time, the best-looking device turns out to be the base model: the ZenFone 3. We managed to get some hand...

I'm an enormous fan of the UK version of Top Gear and have seen every episode at least three times. After it was announced the show would return with a new cast, I was both hopeful and apprehensive to see what had happen...

Computex is typically ASUS' show. Every year, the Taiwanese company takes to Taipei to unload a host of its wares and, in the process, steal the lion's share of the show's headlines. Well, 2016 is no different as ASUS ha...

Mars is about to make its closest approach to Earth in the space of a decade... and this time around, it'll be trivially easy to watch this rare celestial event. Slooh is offering a live stream that will kick off around ...

Lenovo's YOGA products come in a variety of flavors, and few are as complex and appreciable as the YOGA 900S. This convertible system features Lenovo's beautiful watchband hinge coupled with an especially thin body and m...

We've known for a while that the Great Barrier Reef is dying, but new numbers from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies drive home exactly how much of it has been affected by mass bleaching.

It's almost E3 time, and that means something big for theater-going PlayStation fans: Sony's PlayStation E3 Experience is back. This year, you can watch the company's gaming presentation on June 13th at over 85 theaters ...

There's a planet called Kepler-62f located about 1,200 lightyears from our own planet, and NASA introduced it to the public back in early 2013. At the time, NASA had said the planet is located in a "habitable zone," and ...

In the age of the Internet, you can do almost anything wirelessly. This is especially intriguing in the health care field where professionals can monitor the data of patients without having to be in the room.

When you’re on the go so much that you’re barely in your hotel room long enough to sleep, you end up snoozing on transit getting to your next destination. It’s not something you want to do, but if you need to be al...

Boosted boards--those snazzy electric longboards--are in high demand, and they're expensive. Fully decked out, one of these is going to run $1,600. And they won't ship until late July at the absolute earliest. There's an...

There is nothing quite like being able to kick back your feet, prop them up on a sofa, and settle down for a good book at the end of a particularly grueling day at the office. After all, that is when you can let your ima...

It's Memorial Day, and so you probably have a bunch of plans already in place. That might include a long drive to a relative's house or a few hours in the fishing boat. Need something to listen to in your downtime? Fire ...

If you were to go snorkeling, balancing your love of air with getting to see under the water’s surface will be your greatest battle. It’s not exactly easy to get the hang of, and you also have to blow water out when ...

It sounds otherworldly, but the music produced by Danish ensemble Between Music was actually produced right here on this Earth.

If you love all things science, you'll probably be delighted by Boundless, the latest anthology conceived by the folks at Boston Comics Roundtable, a non-profit community of independent comic creators.

A new report from the Government Accountability Office reveals that multiple U.S. government agencies still run on decades-old technology--the most alarming of which is the revelation that nuclear operations are still ca...