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A group of researchers from China developed a fully automated method for creating cloned pigs, minimizing errors and physical strain.

A team of people from ten countries and three continents recreates a 400-year-old voyage to the Atlantic with a modern twist featuring AI and solar technology.

NASA Perseverance Rover captured some Mars whirlwinds and dust devils. Here's how the space agency spotted them.

As the season paves way to summer, more drought reports have been recorded in different countries, particularly in the south where extreme drought has lingered for months. India, Pakistan, and even North American countries suffer the consequences mostly as the world is affected by climate change.

Takara Tomy's smart speaker relies on deepfake technology to mimic how a parent reads a bedtime story to his/her children.

A new Chinese AI can possibly detect hypersonic missiles in just 15 seconds. Here's what the developers revealed.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Interesting Engineering: In 1958, a combine carrying a full load of freshly harvested crops might weigh 8,800 pounds (4000 kg). Today, a fully loaded combine can clock in at 80,000 pounds (36,000 kg). The story of increasingly large farm vehicles isnt necess...

A new solar cell that relies on night vision tech can generate electricity even in complete darkness.

SixDegrees.com walked so that Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter could run! Learn more about the first social media site created in the late 90s.

SpaceX's commercial spacewalk training for the upcoming all-private Polaris Dawn space mission will happen.