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Enormous underwater military drone won’t be waterproof

The Extra Large Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Anduril is now developing for the Australian Navy will use a "wet hull" that lets water in and out freely

Watch an asteroid vaporize life on Earth in this scary simulation (video)

Like any good disaster film, the video shows the destruction of well-known landmarks like Big Ben and the Parthenon...

Honda CEO: “I’m not sure if we can replace the manual transmission”

Executives expressed doubt that Honda would pursue any sort of simulated or artificial manual transmissions for its upcoming EVs

Prepare for alien encounter now before it’s too late, warn scientists

The Seti Post-Detection Hub will bring together experts from around the world to decide how to decipher methods, enact space law and anticipate societal impacts

World’s largest plane carries hypersonic test vehicle into the air

The idea is to have Roc carry this into the sky and release it from the air, seeing it travel at speeds in excess of Mach 5 and at altitudes of 35,000 ft

What neuroscientists have learned about rejuvenating the aging brain & what you can do too

New activities stimulating the mind or body might help lessen decline and maybe even dementia

Scientists find nine “most liveable” Martian caves for future astronauts to live in

Mars is known to have a hostile environment with wildly fluctuating temperatures between day and night & harsh radiation

SpaceX successfully launches Falcon Heavy for the fourth time ever

The mission also included a successful landing of both the side boosters on land, marking the 150th and 151st successful landing of SpaceX's orbital rockets

Vaping adults displayed “worrisome changes” in blood pressure and heart function, study finds

"The exercise performance of those who vaped was not significantly different than people who used combustible cigarettes even though they had vaped for fewer years"

2022 AP7: “Planet killer” asteroid found hiding in sun’s glare

The asteroid crosses the Earth's orbit but experts say any possible collision probably wouldn't happen for a few thousand years...

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