Google Hires Team of Experts to Build a Quantum Computer

A team of quantum computing experts from University of California Santa Barbara has been hired by Google with the main goal being to develop brand new quantum processors based on superconducting electronics. Researchers from NASA…

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Fastest Camera in the World Can Capture 4.4 Trillion Images Per Second

Never miss an action shot again! Researchers from The University of Tokyo and Keio University in Japan have built the world’s fastest camera.  The camera is capable of recording 4.4 trillion frames per second, making…

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Ahmed Gamal Gabr Breaks Scuba Diving Record by Diving 1,091 Feet

Egyptian man Ahmed Gamal Gabr recently broke the world record for the deepest scuba dive, the Guinness Book of Records reports, after he dove down 1,091 feet (332.35 meters) into the Red Sea. Gabr is a…

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Chrysler Recalls More Than 230,000 SUVs…

Chrysler just announced the company is recalling approximately 230,760 SUVs across the world in order to fix a fuel pump issue resulting in cars stalling or worse, not starting at all. Specifically, certain 2011 Jeep…

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Sony Eyes Google Glass with Its SmartEyeglass Release in March 2015

While wearables seem to be growing overall, Google Glass hasn’t exactly been the major breakthrough product the company was expecting. Sony recognized an opportunity to rival Google in the wearable glasses technology department and as…

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Cosmonauts Find Traces of Marine Life 205 Miles Up in the Sky

The Russian news agency ITAR-TASS is claiming that traces of sea plankton have been discovered living on the outside of the International Space Station (ISS). Russian cosmonauts on board the ISS, while taking samples from…

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Cartwheeling Spider Inspires Crazy Robot That Emulates Its Movements…

The Moroccan flic-flac spider was recently discovered in the Sahara desert and has caused quite the stir because of its incredible defense mechanism… Cartwheels! Yes, cartwheels. The flic-flac spider is able to move twice as…

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New Face of Construction? Click-e-bricks are Similar to Bendy Legos!

Once again, news of another major advancement in “soft robotics” is here, this time revolving around bendy, lego-like blocks developed by George Whitesides and his team at Harvard University. Their new invention is called “click-e-bricks”,…

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NASA Discovers Massive Black Hole in One of the Smallest Known Galaxies

Discovered by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope in 2013, the M60-UCD1 is one of the smallest known galaxies, but it also just got a lot more interesting. NASA has discovered the tiny galaxy is home to…

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How Corpse Brain Scans Help the Living

Since the beginning of medicine, the best way of learning about human anatomy, especially the brain, was using fresh cadavers to dissect. Throughout the 20th century, new brain scanning technologies have been developed and allow…

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