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LATEST NEWS

The Guardian GT is a real-life Power Loader from ‘Aliens’
Meet the Guardian GT powered exoskeleton. It’s time to power up.

MIT unveils new ‘blackest black’ material and makes a diamond disappear
MIT joins a fascinating field that already includes Vantablack.

Rare full moon will light up Friday the 13th for the first time in years
The spooky date gets a spooky night sky to go with it, and there won’t be another nationwide until 2049.
RECENT GALLERIES
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Vantablack swallows everything it’s painted on
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See the Perseid meteor shower make a celestial scene worldwide
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Elon Musk shows off the shiny SpaceX Starship
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Here are other moons worth visiting in person

NASA: Two asteroids will fly safely by Earth this weekend, so chill
You don’t even have to duck.

Ariana Grande space song gets a rocking moon-mission remix
It was only a matter of time.

Vantablack swallows everything it’s painted on
A Vantablack coating makes cars, watches, deodorant and even an entire Olympic pavilion look like they collided with a black hole.

Saturn rings shine bright in gorgeous new NASA Hubble portrait
Hello, beautiful.
VIDEOS
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This machine creates artificial vision for the blind
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Facebook ready to hide likes, SpaceX satellite almost crashes
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SpaceX aces Starhopper rocket test
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Growing seafood from fish cells

Ancient ‘Lovers of Modena’ skeletons determined to be two men
Scientists studied the skeletons’ teeth to learn more about the remains, which were found holding hands.

Google’s AR ‘save button’ would let you post digital notes on real world
Imagine “leaving AR notes for your friends … or hiding AR objects at specific places around the world,” the search giant says of the Cloud Anchors feature it’s testing.


Interstellar object may be headed our way
Oumuamua was the first known object to visit from beyond the solar system. Now another may be inbound, but this time it’s been spotted ahead of time.