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Blue Origin just logged its seventh successful test flight, this time with a capsule fit to fly humans.

A machine learning technique called a neural network has identified two new exoplanets in our galaxy, NASA scientists and a Google engineer announced today.

THESE plants are glowin’ up.

Thor will look to bring the thunder to the trucking industry.

Automaker BMW is chasing that solid-state battery tech carrot, same as most everyone else in the industry. Today, it’s announcing a new partnership with battery technology company Solid Power to…

Researchers from Columbia University in the US have developed a novel photovoltaic-powered electrolysis device that can operate as a stand-alone platform that floats on open water.

China's comprehensive space plans—including launches, robotic moon bases, and interplanetary manned missions—will make the country a major space power by 2050.

Businesses are hoarding Bitcoin to pay off hackers in the event of a WannaCry-style cyber-attack.

SpaceX launched a previously used Falcon 9 rocket and a previously used Dragon cargo capsule December 15. The capsule is carrying supplies for the International Space Station.

A South Korean start-up shows off a huge robot designed to make humans stronger and more mobile.

Solid-state 3D optical sensors made at the startup’s automated Silicon Valley factory will be used mainly for industrial systems, drones and robots, with a portion going to automotive customers.

The goggles will project images into users' eyes to mix graphics with the real world.

The rocket’s launch date is set for January

34 inches, 11 million pixels, and one jaw on the floor.

Now with airlocks!

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The startup wants to use Bitcoin-inspired "smart contracts" to let neighbors trade electricity

The Pentagon and the space agency are looking for ways to extend the lives of crucial satellites by refueling or repairing them.