Water Found On Exoplanet Smaller Than Jupiter, 124 Light Years Away From Earth

Scientists have found water vapor on an exoplanet 124 light years away from earth, called HAT-P-11b. The discovery marks the first time water has been found on an exoplanet smaller than Jupiter ever. Generally, smaller…

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These Carbon Fiber Shoulder Pads Represent The Future of Football Safety

Carbon fiber is incredibly light in addition to being stronger than steel, a seemingly perfect fit for a contact sport with safety issues such as American Football. Russell Athletic has developed brand new carbon fiber…

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Teague/Nike Athlete’s Plane Features The Perfect Post-Game Interior

Professional athletes put their bodies through grueling conditions, especially during games, that many people simply can’t fathom. However, instead of receiving the proper post-game treatment immediately after a road game, athletes generally hop on a…

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Water-Based Nuclear Batteries Could Replace Common Chemical Batteries

Batteries were invented about 200 years ago and have a long history of technological innovation; the common theme has always been making batteries smaller and lighter while improving capacity and efficiency. Most batteries to date…

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Toyota Recalls 1.67 Million Vehicles. Find Out Why…

Toyota announced this morning the company was recalling 1.67 million cars across the world as a result of three separate defects. The new Toyota recalls encompass the Toyota Crown, Noah, Auris, and numerous Lexus models,…

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IBM’s Watson Has A New Gig: World Class Chef

Combining Food Science & Human Psychology IBM beat the pants off some really smart jeopardy champions a couple years ago and has recently been involved in a project to help doctors more quickly and accurately…

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The Low Carbon Footprint, Convenience and Huge Savings Known as Zipcar

I grew up in the suburbs, where having a car was a necessity; where automobiles are sometimes more important to their owners than family. After cutting my teeth on Manhattan for five years in the…

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Halliburton Agrees To Pay $1.1 Billion For Its Part In Deepwater Horizon Drilling Rig Explosion

Halliburton will pay $1.1 billion for the company’s role in the explosion of drilling rig Deepwater Horizon which played a large part in 2010’s Gulf of Mexico oil rig disaster. The faulty cement mixture used…

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China’s 22,000-Megawatt, $25 Billion Three Gorges Dam Drawing Comparisons to the Great Wall

China’s 22,000-megawatt, $25 billion Three Gorges Dam is the world’s largest hydroelectric plant as far as generating capacity. It is now drawing comparisons to the Great Wall of China because of how incredible of an…

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Serious USB Security Flaw Can Take Over Your Computer

Did you know USB drives suffer from a serious security flaw? Named BadUSB, this flaw is so serious that it can evade all known effective defenses. The Security Research Labs in Berlin reported that an…

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