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MIT researchers have developed a computer interface that can transcribe words that the user concentrates on verbalizing, but does not actually speak aloud.
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Read moreChina is opening the world’s longest sea bridge — and it contains enough steel to build 60 Eiffel Towers: “connects Hong Kong, Macau, and the mainland’s southern city of Zhuhai. Stretching 34 miles long”
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Read moreStem cell transplant cures first adult sickle-cell patient in Canada
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Read moreWorld invested more in solar energy than coal, gas and nuclear combined in 2017, UN report reveals – New figures show ‘how much can be achieved when we commit to growth without harming the environment,’ says UN
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Read moreNo longer ‘alternative’, mainstream renewables are pushing prices down – While the government insists that renewables have made our grid unreliable, lights have stayed on and prices are dropping
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Read moreA simple artificial heart could permanently replace a failing human one
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Read moreNASA astronaut Scott Kelly thinks we should never have all humans on Earth at the same time ever again
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Read moreAirbus is testing a big harpoon to snare rogue or redundant satellites and pull them out of the sky. The 1m-long projectile would be attached, through a strong tether, to a chase spacecraft. The chase vehicle would then drag its prey down into the atmosphere to burn to destruction.
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