Joe Raedle / Getty ImagesCommentary Groundbreaking Mission Shows Ordinary Americans Can Handle the Daunting Rigors of Space Travel SpaceX has conducted an orbital mission comprised entirely of amateurs - a first for space travel and a huge step toward space tourism. By C. Douglas Golden September 18, 2021
Angela Weiss - AFP / Getty Images Amazon Will Open Cashierless Whole Foods Stores with Cameras Tracking Shoppers' Movements The technology automatically adds selected items to the shopper’s virtual cart and charges shoppers for the items when they leave the store. By Ailan Evans September 8, 2021
Eric Baradat - AFP / Getty Images Ultra-Rich Jeff Bezos Seeks to 'Reprogram' Human Cells with New Investment: Report 'There are hundreds of millions of dollars being raised by investors to invest in reprogramming,' one researcher said. By Jack Davis September 6, 2021
Brook Mitchell / Getty Images Australia's Government Just Unveiled Nightmare Technology: Face-Detecting Software for Lockdown The application ensures citizens comply with quarantine orders by contacting people at random for proof of their location. By Ailan Evans September 2, 2021
Getty ImagesCommentary Scientists Playing God Discover the Unexpected Has Happened to Their Stem Cells German neuroscientists used adult stem cells to develop brain "organoids" that spontaneously sprouted their own rudimentary eye structures. By Taylor Penley August 28, 2021
idfg.idaho.govCommentary New North American Carnivorous Flower Discovered Hiding in Plain Sight; Have You Ever Spotted One? A common Pacific Northwest bog flower identified in the 19th century, it turns out, has been a unique type of carnivorous plant all along. By Isa Ryan August 22, 2021
Joe Raedle / Getty Images Bezos Wants a Moon Landing Contract So Badly He's Suing NASA to Get One Blue Origin filed a complaint in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims following NASA’s April decision to award SpaceX a $2.9 billion contract. By Ailan Evans August 16, 2021
NASA - JPL - Caltech / AP Unusually Soft Rock Interferes with Mars Rover's Mission to Search for Signs of Life on Mars The Perseverance rover came up empty after attempting to collect its first core sample on the red planet for eventual return to Earth. By The Associated Press August 11, 2021
NASA / AP Scientists Find the Chances of Asteroid Bennu Colliding with Earth Are Higher Than They Initially Predicted While the chances of the asteroid clobbering the Earth are higher than expected, scientists believe a collision is unlikely. By The Associated Press August 11, 2021
Noel Celis - AFP / Getty ImagesOp-Ed China's Crackdown on Tech Companies Paints a Dark Picture of Where the US Is Heading 'Whether in China or the United States, any crackdown on technology is going to have an effect that reverberates through the entire economy.' By Aron Solomon August 9, 2021