Oculus Go Headset Deal: Explore the World of Science in VR By Evan Kypreos published 2 December 19 The Oculus Go is a fantastic first step into the world of virtual reality and now you can get it for just $149, saving you 25%.
Cyber Monday Science-Geek Deals: The Best Gifts for the Awesome Nerds in Your Life By Live Science Staff published 2 December 19 Here's a look at some of Live Science's favorite Amazon deals for that science geek in your life, from a curious child to a spouse who can't get enough of the Discovery Channel.
Sphero's RVR Programmable Coding Robot Car Is $50 Off for Black Friday By Tariq Malik published 29 November 19 Amazon has slashed the Sphere RVR price by 20% for Black Friday.
Long-Hidden 3D Scan of Ancient Egyptian Nefertiti Bust Finally Revealed By Mindy Weisberger published 25 November 19 The "Bust of Nefertiti" was scanned years ago by the Egyptian Museum and Papyrus Collection in Berlin, but the scan was not previously available.
Why Does Tesla's Cybertruck Look Like It Belongs In A Low-Res Video Game? By Nicoletta Lanese published 22 November 19 Elon Musk unveiled his new Cybertruck, and boy does it look … unique.
Jet-Powered Car Roars Past 500 Mph. But Can This Beast Hit 1,000 Mph Without Destroying Itself? By Tom Metcalfe published 11 November 19
In Photos: 'Bloodhound' Car Has a Jet Engine. And It Could Break the Sound Barrier. By Tom Metcalfe published 11 November 19 This jet-powered car called Bloodhound aims to break the sound barrier and then break the land speed record.
The 'Three-Body Problem' Has Perplexed Astronomers Since Newton Formulated It. A.I. Just Cracked It in Under a Second. By Edd Gent published 4 November 19 It took just fractions of a second.
Google's Quantum Computer Just Aced an 'Impossible' Test By Tim Childers published 24 October 19 For the first time, a quantum computer has solved a task that Google says would be impossible for the most advanced supercomputers in the world.
Giant Plasma Guns Could Be the Answer to Limitless Fusion Power By Rafi Letzter published 22 October 19 Los Alamos physicists want to combine two fusion-power techniques and finally harness the energy source that powers the sun.
Fluorescent, Rainbow-Colored Turtle Embryo Earns Microscope Photo Contest's Top Prize By Mindy Weisberger published 22 October 19 Photos of delicate embryos, feathery mosquito antenna and a frozen water droplet were just a few of the standout images in this year's Nikon Small World microphotography contest.
This 'Doomsday' Plane Was Designed to Survive a Nuclear Attack. A Bird Just Took It Down. By Jeanna Bryner published 17 October 19 This Navy craft is meant to communicate with nuclear forces in the event of a nuclear war. And a bird strike just grounded it.
Virgin Galactic Unveils New Line of Under Armour 'Spacewear' for Space Tourists By Tariq Malik published 17 October 19 Virgin Galactic and partner Under Armour unveiled a new line of "spacewear" spacesuits for future passengers on SpaceShipTwo.
Why Computers Will Never Be Truly Conscious By Subhash Kak published 16 October 19 Here's why computers will never be truly conscious.
3 Scientists Win Nobel Prize in Chemistry for Developing the Lithium-Ion Battery By Jeanna Bryner published 9 October 19 Three scientists have won the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing the lithium-ion battery that powers everything from smartphones to electric cars.
Useless Self-Help Guide Offers Ludicrous Solutions to Everyday Problems By Mindy Weisberger published 7 October 19 A new book by Randall Munroe, author of the popular science webcomic xkcd, explains how to fix real-world problems by using science to find ridiculously complicated solutions.
From Brain Control to Multiverses, 'Rick and Morty' Gets Some Science Right By Mindy Weisberger published 1 October 19 A new book tackles the science behind the fantastic technology and sci-fi concepts in the outrageous cartoon series "Rick and Morty."
Why You Shouldn't Worry About China’s New 'Hypersonic' Nuclear Death Machine By Rafi Letzter published 1 October 19 China already had the power to kill you with nukes. This doesn't change anything, but it could fan the flames of an arms race.
Deepfake AI: Our Dystopian Present By Adam Mann published 30 September 19 Don't believe everything you see.
Scientists Can't Agree on Whether Genetically Modified-Mosquito Experiment Went Horribly Wrong By Yasemin Saplakoglu published 20 September 19 Gene-edited mosquitoes were released into the wild in Brazil and some seem to have passed on their genes to the native insects.
