Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Limited has announced on its blog that the company has completed testing of the technology it plans to use in its line of electrically powered planes—one of which they expect will break speed records for electric airplanes. The new plane will be one of the core products of the company's ACCEL initiative, whose main objective will be to produce zero-emission planes and engines for other plane makers, and to be net-zero by 2050. Rolls-Royce has also created a video showing parts of the ground testing, which has been posted on YouTube.

Battery prices are dropping faster than expected. Analysts are moving up projections of when an electric vehicle won’t need government incentives to be cheaper than a gasoline model.

Impossible Foods' sales now position it as one of America’s fastest-growing brands and the leading driver of growth in the overall plant-based food category.

Where we're going, we don't need drivers seats.

“Tunnels under cities with self-driving electric cars will feel like warp drive,” Musk tweeted on Tuesday.

The naturalist looks at the fragile state of the natural world and how human activity drives extinction.

Investing in nature could also benefit the economy.

Communicating with the homeworld may be tough.

A new environmental review may derail plans to launch Starships to Mars, but a former FAA official says SpaceX founder Musk shouldn't worry too much.

It will "usher in a new era of communications," the Department of Energy says.

Electricity could be beamed to your home using microwave technology instead of copper lines.

A new machine learning program called MISIM can figure out what a snippet of code is meant to do and offer up new code to make it faster or more efficient.

As calls for climate action get louder and costs associated with airships drop, we may find ourselves being ferried across the globe by helium-filled balloons.

To rapidly test for COVID-19 treatments without animal studies, researchers make a model human body out of “organ chips.”

Researchers have demonstrated that they can fool a modern face recognition system into seeing someone who isn’t there. A team from the cybersecurity firm McAfee set up the attack against a facial recognition system similar to those currently used at airports for passport verification.

Our future in the Anthropocene, the new age now we live in, looks just like the lives of the 66 billion chickens consumed every year: nasty, brutish and short

Everyone has an opinion when it comes to the stunning results of DARPA's AlphaDogfight trials, now hear what the skipper of a fighter squadron thinks.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt believes that video games are the future of storytelling, not movies.

AI avatars and synthetic video production could provide organizations with entirely new capabilities for training and multilingual global communication in the years ahead.

We all know how easy it is to end up with a cracked phone screen, but thanks to new technology your next cellphone is likely to self repair.