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Scientists at the University of Florida have grown an Earth plant thale cress in lunar soil samples collected during the Apollo missions. This experiment proves for the first time that plants can also be grown in lunar soil.

An organization called Imperfect Foods aims to eliminate food waste, one of the greatest drivers of excess greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, to tackle climate change.

Laser air defense systems are starting to move from concept to action, as demonstrated by recent tests from the U.S. and Israel.

The Neanderthal workshop includes ancient stone tools in Europe tens of thousands of years ago. Neanderthals have remained a mystery to scientists, especially in the events that led to their disappearance between 50,000 and 40,000 years ago in Europe.

Artificial bodies could become a reality by 2045, according to Russian billionaire Dmitry Itskov, who is part of the 2045 movement, a non-profit group aimed at extending human longevity. This would allow people to transfer out of their old bodies and into the internet. Artificial intelligence (AI) and metaverse technologies, he believes, will make this possible.

AI can do a lot of great things, but perhaps one of the best things it can do is make the internet safer. But is that possible?

Michio Kaku and BrainNet

NASA's SPHEREx telescope will be the space agency's new mapmaker. Here's how the new space tech works.

With its Cities in Space competitions, STEAMSpace Academy is promoting education, outreach, and fostering the next generation of dreamers and innovators.

According to researchers, childhood exposure to automobile exhaust from leaded gas took a total of 824 million IQ points from over 170 million Americans living today, accounting for more than half of the population of the United States