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(Natural News) In the minds of most Americans, chemical warfare happens only on television and in movies, where evil terrorists and insidious dictators use chemical or biological weapons to kill enemy soldiers or innocent citizens, all in the name of

aluminum is present in many vaccines

It doesn't look like much, but this shack could hold the key to providing the internet to people who've never had access before, those cut off from the modern era by geography and economics.

...argues this doctor. "Smart toilets" that track health could do a lot for patients, but so far we haven't seen the technology hit the mainstream.

University of Massachusetts researchers have successfully made a 2 nanometer individually addressable memristors.

Lamborghini CEO not only admits PHEVs are the future, but confirms that the automaker is officially on board.

Revolutionary Star-trek inspired 'ion propulsion' plane engine with no moving parts is unveiled by MIT researchers (and it actually flies)

In real life, you don't just see and hear things – you also smell them.

We're not done with anatomy. We know a tremendous amount about genomics, proteomics and cell biology, but as Diane Kelly makes clear at TEDMED, there are basic facts about the human body we're still learning. Case in point: How does the mammalian ere

The CIA's covert Project MKUltra was instituted in hopes of manipulating Russian spies to spill secrets. Officially sanctioned in 1953 (though trials began earlier), for two decades the US government secretly dosed a range of unsuspecting mental he

Taken from an historic conversation on the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast. Elon talks about the future of AI, our survival as a species, and the sombre reality of being in his shoes.

Technology has drastically changed our lives over the years.

Instead of fading away after his NFL career ended, the former player helped to develop the country's first solar city that will house up to 50,000 people.

Graphene Leaders Canada has its new GLC+™ WATER TECHNOLOGIES PLATFORM. The platform offers a disruptive solution to water pollution and remediation and is based on years of expertise in graphene solutions work with a keen focus in water filtration.

After over a decade of development, the world's first full-body medical scanner has produced its first images. The groundbreaking imaging device is almost 40 times faster than current PET scans and can capture a 3D picture of the entire human body in

Virgin Orbit's Cosmic Girl took to the skies over Southern California on November 18, 2018 carrying a 70-ft-long (21-m) rocket for the first time. The specially modified 747-400 "flying launchpad" with the LauncherOne small-satellite booster under it

Thin nanotube films effectively stop dendrites that grow naturally from unprotected lithium metal anodes in batteries.

All SpaceX rocket development decisions are to accelerate the earliest completion of the SpaceX BFR.

The Silicon Quantum Electronics Workshop will have 200 researchers sharing insights and technology advancements about building the world's first silicon quantum computer.

DARPA Photonics in the Package for Extreme Scalability (PIPES) program, seeks faster computers by developing high-bandwidth optical signaling technologies for digital microelectronics.

After a decade of development Aurora Flight Sciences has finally unveiled Odysseus, its full-scale, solar-powered, autonomous aircraft designed to stay in the air for months at a time.

The day of clean, limitless energy from nuclear fusion has taken another step closer thanks to China's Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST).

Elon Musk announced that the Boring Company completed the LA/Hawthorne tunnel. The tunneling machine broke through to the other side.

Japanese researchers at the Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) research center have developed a prototype humanoid robot, the HRP-5P, designed to autonomously perform heavy labor in hazardous environments.

The active layer of the skin is composed of carbon nanotubes (illustrated here) dispersed in a polymer(Credit: blazinek28/Depositphotos)

HRP-5P succeeded in handling heavy materials without human support.

Angelo Codevilla talks with Lew Rockwell about what's in store for us.

The puppy cube throws 23-inch image onto any flat surface, and tracks finger positions so you can it use pretty much like a projected tablet screen

XB-1 is the first independently developed supersonic jet. It is a one-third scale version of 55 passenger jet. If all goes well $6 billion will be raised to build commercial supersonic passenger jets. Boom Aerospace wants the 55 passenger versions to

Tesla solar panels become more affordable

Tesla supplied a 50 MWh energy storage system in Australia Australia continues its leadership in the battery energy storage market, introducing another big ESS.

Child labor laws once kept kids and young adults from hazardous coal mines and grueling sweatshops. But even then, the laws were designed by unions to limit competition against their established adult workers.

(Natural News) The battle against cancer is heading into new territory, as scientists explore the healing ability of substances that support the body's cells, instead of killing them off. Researchers from the Italian National Institute of Health a

A conversation with the BCH boys regarding the upcoming Bitcoin Cash hardfork.

Initial launch of 4,425 satellites to be followed by 7,518 closer to the ground.

Volkswagen EVs to be produced in Zwickau, Emden and Hanover Volkswagen announced that two more plants in Germany will be designated to produce electric cars, based on the new MEB platform.

DARPA has solved the how to keep stratospheric balloons permanently over one location.

Russia is claiming progress on a megawatt nuclear space propulsion engine. They had previously stated the system would be ready by 2017.

A self-driving car program, now known as Waymo, is about to quietly launch a fleet of paid rides in the world's very first commercial driverless car service.

Momentus will provide in-space transportation services to various orbits all the way out to deep space. They will receive $8.3 million in funding today.

You would think all you have to do is harvest and save tomato seeds to replant them next year. Unfortunately it is not that simple, there is a very important step that if skipped will cause your seeds to fail.

Extreme fast charging is promised.

Our model suggests that the upcoming Tesla Pickup Truck will have a 200 kWh battery, 380-mile range, and a 3.9 second 0-60-mph time.

For those of you who will go postal without would really miss a cup of coffee after an SHTF event, the best way to stock up it is with green, unroasted coffee beans. (You can get green coffee beans packed for the longterm in cans with a 20-year shelf

Bitcoin Cash is having a hardfork this November the 15th. It is having this with no built in replay protection. I explain how this works.

A quick response to Ryans new video: The Split Transaction Attack Will Poison Ignorant Wallets -&- Hardfork Without Replay Protection Explained | Bitcoin Cash (11-15-18)

New laws in the US are breathing fresh life into supersonic air travel

The future is now and science fiction is fact, as motorcycles take to the sky.

Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra sees smart loos in our future and is anxious to sell the chips they will need.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Office of Commercial Space Transportation (AST) issued Space Florida a Launch Site Operator License (LSOL) for operations at the Cape Canaveral Spaceport Shuttle Landing Facility (SLF).