Imagine this: A future where your phone battery is so good that you never have to get through the day on a 10% charge again.

The Chief Science Advisor of Canada wants to get to the bottom of this UFO business.

A new paper in Frontiers in Science details one research group’s case for organoid intelligence—the practice of using tiny clumps of human stem cells to power computers. 

The world’s climate goals are banking on the success of carbon capture technology, and one start-up has just achieved a major breakthrough. 

While you’re using DNA testing services to explore your neanderthal ancestry, the police are using the same data to solve crimes. 

It’s not every day that decisions are made that affect the passage of time itself, but here we are. 

That one person in every friend group who’s secretly (or vocally) obsessed with aliens could soon be vindicated as NASA takes a fresh look into the unknown entities flying in our skies. 

Space: not just for billionaires, anymore. Or at least that’s what NASA hopes to prove when it launches the most powerful rocket it has ever built today.

Why it matters: The mission, dubbed Artemis I, is the first step to returning people to the moon, a goal NASA hopes to achieve by 2025.