"Right now, traditional habitat designs for Mars are like a turtle — carrying our homes with us on our backs — a reliable plan, but with huge energy costs."

You might worry that, eventually, the machines will take over and eliminate humans from the QA process. So why does QA need humans, when humans need OSHA-approved working conditions and time-consuming bathroom breaks? Because in some cases, the reverse is true: Humans are better at QA than is automation. We have five situations to prove it.

Previously unseen footage of David Bowie has been released. The 30 minutes of experimental film was for a hologram.

Why your electronic voting options might not get better any time soon: RISC-V-based solution under development, but the very nature of a voting system raises issues.

Not so long ago, people had no idea what would happen to them – and what they would see – once they ascended into the clouds.

Want to encourage girls to become professional technologists? Here's how to make sure your girls-in-tech events help them to accurately set their Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) career expectations.

The smells of ordinary life, from traditional pubs to old books, are part of our culture and heritage – and many of them are in danger of being lost.

The fragility of global internet structure has left the entire Red Sea region struggling to connect.

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Time was, humans didn't have to worry much about getting exercise. When we had to kill, gather, grow, or herd our own food, working out happened naturally...

Each January the eyes of the automotive auction world turn to Scottsdale in Arizona for a round of major events that set the tone for the remainder of the auction year. In 2020, by our reckoning, 40 cars have the potential to sell for a million dollars.

“Beyond the formal legal compliance angles, the standard principle from which we at P&G make privacy decisions is, ‘How would the everyday consumer respond?’ Can we look them straight in the eye without blushing?” – Susan Shook, P&G’s Global Privacy Officer

The extraordinary story of the legendary beauty Lizzie Siddal is both surprising and tragic, and led to a strange myth that persists today. Lucinda Hawksley explores her legacy.

Old names and ambitious first-timers produced great graphic novels on everything from teen friendship and time travel to horrifying murder mysteries

As the country struggles with a terrible opioid crisis, we remember a similar epidemic that raged through the U.S. in the 1800s.

Three decades ago, two stoner musicians designed a product whose cheap imitations sold into the billions — but today, nobody knows their names

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge unveil a global prize to tackle climate issues in the next decade.

You brain is wired to focus on the negative. Here's how to build a new, more positive, mindset anytime, anywhere.

This stifling of competing ideas, say a growing number of scholars, is a big reason why there is no treatment for Alzheimer’s.

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a Regency-era man in possession of muscular thighs, must be in want of tight breeches.

Desperate English bottle-makers turning to a new fuel resulted in a sparkling innovation.