Or the heaviest neutron star?

This is the question astronomers are asking, nearing a conclusion to a decades long mystery.

The science and technology behind controlling a quadcopter with just your brainwaves.

What would you do if all you could hear was your stomach, ears and blood?

Katie Linendoll of ESPN and Talk Nerdy To Me fame hangs out with Sam Bradford and Tavon Austin of the St. Louis Rams, demoing the beta version of Google Glass and breaking down how this technology may soon break into the game, providing a boost to fans and players alike.

Though this story originally appeared on Gizmodo earlier this year, it’s important to revisit the dynamic use of resources and space exemplified.

Exponential population growth on one single planet is going to force us to make decisions and designs like this in the future. Why not start now?

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Apple’s stock may be slipping, but they keep churning out innovative, mouth-watering new products.

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Inspired by phototropism, the phenomenon of plants growing toward light sources, bioengineers from the University of California Berkeley have created a hydrogel that can creatively be manipulated by light.

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A two mile wide asteroid creatively named 1998 QE2 will be approaching Earth today.

The Agitation Squad

Mechanical Engineering students at Rice University have created a way to extract and store energy from each and every step you take.

Their PediPower shoes turn motion into juice for portable electronics and, perhaps someday, for life-preserving medical devices.

A Medical Marvel

An awesome new device puts your body’s information where it belongs: in your hands.

Share it with your doctor and others to take health conversations – and discoveries – to a new level.

Learn ways that different people, locations, activities, foods, beverages, and medicines affect your body. Sick or well.

Discover connections. Watch trends. Spot side effects. Catch problems early. And track them. Get healthier.