Business Ideas
If Jeff Bezos Has His Way, This Could Be Your Ride to Space
Here's a look at the concept images of the Blue Origin passenger capsule.
By Nina Zipkin
Science | Page 6
Business Ideas
Lab-Grown Chicken Strips Could Change the Meat Industry Forever
If these innovative food startups get their way, the days of the slaughterhouse may be over.
By Rose Leadem
Thought Leaders
10 Albert Einstein Quotes on Creativity, Happiness, Success and More
Learn from one of the smartest people in history.
By Rose Leadem
Business News
Need Extra Storage? Try DNA.
In a case of technology meets biology, scientists in labs across the country are experimenting with synthetic DNA as a storage medium, most notably Microsoft and the University of Washington.
By Troy Dreier
Business Ideas
Check Out This Stellar Women of NASA Lego Set
A new set of figures will honor the contributions of women in STEM.
By Nina Zipkin
Business Ideas
NASA Was So Excited About The New Planetary System It Created Travel Posters
NASA announced it has found some potentially habitable new planets.
By Nina Zipkin
Business Ideas
Stanford Develops Computer That Literally Plugs Into People’s Brains
Like an electrical outlet, except not.
By Jason Fell
Entrepreneurs
7 Science-Backed Strategies for Building Powerful Habits
You're not alone. Science can help.
Entrepreneurs
Scientists Predict People in This Country Will Live the Longest
It isn't the United States.
By Nina Zipkin
Thought Leaders
Want a More Creative Team? Start by Taming Your Own Ego.
Hyper-confident leaders often get the top job, but they don't bring out the best in everyone.
Tech
What Will It Be Like to Fly in a Blue Origin Spaceship?
The engineer behind the vessels recently spoke about the future of the company.
By Nina Zipkin
Building a Business
Positive Thinking Is an Obstacle to Achieving Your Goals
Daydreaming about your future puts your body into a position where it's harder to get what you want.
By Lisa Evans
Business Accounting
How Jealousy Could Put a Dent in Your Bank Account
A new study says that the feeling makes people more likely to buy attention-getting items.
By Nina Zipkin
Thought Leaders
3 Lessons From the Last Man to Visit the Moon
Remembering the thrilling life of NASA astronaut Eugene Cernan.
By Nina Zipkin
Business News
Stephen Hawking Says Humans Have 1,000 Years Left on Earth
The world-renowned physicist slaps an expiration date on our planet.
By Dan Bova
Business Ideas
These 8 Tech Trends Could Be ‘Game Changers’
Expect to see more medical breakthroughs and better internet in the future.
By Nina Zipkin
Business News
Are Elon Musk and NASA Fighting Over Mars?
'If Elon Musk brought the samples in the door right now I'd throw him a party out of my own money,' NASA scientist said.
By Dan Bova
Tech
MIT Is Growing Bomb-Sniffing Spinach Plants
The Department of Homeland Security is about to get a green thumb.
By Dan Bova
Buying a Franchise
This Ice Cream Franchise Stands Out With Science
Sub Zero Ice Cream and Yogurt uses liquid nitrogen to whip up dessert on demand.
By Jason Daley
Tech
Soon, the Floor in Your House Could Be Your Next Energy Source
The 'Electric Slide' apparently has new meaning now thanks to science.
By Jason Fell
Tech
15 Times NASA’s Tweets Could Have Been Poetry
Get inspired by these unexpectedly beautiful tweets.
By Nina Zipkin
Building a Business
This Squishy, Flatulent Robot Just Wants to Be Your Friend
Isn't this octopus-inspired robot adorable?
By Nina Zipkin
Business News
Brain Break: Forget About Unicorns. Check Out This Blue Lobster.
With an estimated one in 2 million blue lobsters crawling around the sea floor, we think this fisherman should really consider playing Mega Millions more often.
By Dan Bova
Business News
Rewiring Your Brain to Become a Better Leader
Neuroplasticity has altered our understanding about the workings of our brain and shown that we have underestimated our vast potential for changing how we act and think.
Business News
These ‘Biohybrid’ Robots Crawl Like Sea Turtles
"We're building a living machine -- a biohybrid robot," project lead Victoria Webster said.
Tech
Brain Break: Who Let the Robot Out?
A humanoid robot in Russia made a break for it, but people are wondering if it's all a hoax and not just human error.
By Nina Zipkin
Building a Business
8 Out-of-This-World Technologies That NASA Has Invested In
The space agency has backed a wide range of fascinating innovations.
By Nina Zipkin