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UK-based 'cyborg artist' with skull-implanted antenna believes humans will redesign themselves

Neil Harbisson believes that governments should slowly accept people who want to extend their personality with hi-tech implants.

Russia claims its super-manoeuvrable Su-35 is 'second to none in the air'

The Su-35 is one of Russia's most dangerous fighters and is waiting for a major upgrade soon.

US Navy wants $300m to develop 4 new laser weapons - what you need to know

The Navy's rail gun project is dead, but four new lasers are in the horizon.

Watch: Drone navigates through forests and buildings in real time without intricate maps

Researchers devised a way to teach small drones to see and detect the environment they fly through without depending on intricate maps.

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Scientists used a portable atomic clock to measure gravity for the first time ever

Unlike regular clocks, atomic clocks are highly accurate, enabling scientists to use them to measure gravity.

India Ashok Feb 13, 2018

Oxford scientists capture breathtaking photo of a single atom suspended in an electric field

A strontium atom is suspended in high vacuum and illuminated between two electrodes with a blue laser.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 13, 2018

Nasa budget 2019: All you need to know about the Trump administration's plans for the space agency

From an outpost on the moon and build flying cars to funding cut for the international space station and earth science missions, the budget covers a lot of things

Immanuel Jotham Feb 13, 2018

Watch: Russia successfully tests its beefed-up missile-destroying rocket

The weapon test, from Kazakhstan's Sary-Shagan testing range, was successful despite frigid weather conditions prevailing in the region

Shubham Sharma Feb 13, 2018

Elon Musk will name his next drone ship 'A Shortfall of Gravitas'

Elon Musk's next drone ship will be used on the east coast to handle landings at Cape Canaveral. SpaceX uses drone ships as landing pads for their Falcon 9 rocket cores in the sea.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 13, 2018

'Holy flying f**k': Watch Elon Musk's ecstatic reaction to his historic Falcon Heavy launch

The clip is part of the second season of National Geographic's documentary series "Mars" scheduled to air in spring.

Hyacinth Mascarenhas Feb 12, 2018

Nasa extending life of its veteran Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter by using stars for navigation

The craft will switch to software-based stellar navigation to conserve power and extend service life.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 12, 2018

SpaceX fires up rocket that will carry the first two 'global internet' Starlink satellites

The launch, in which a Falcon 9 rocket will carry a 1350 kg Paz satellite and two 400 kg Starlink demo satellites into to a 514km Sun-Synchronous Orbit, is set for 17 February.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 12, 2018

Weirdness of AI – Neural network creates hilarious candy heart messages ahead of Valentine's Day

The algorithm came up with some bizarre results after learning from genuine candy heart messages.

Shubham Sharma Feb 12, 2018

US Marine Corps' latest weapon is a quadcopter drone and every squad will get one

Marines are the first and so far the only branch in the US armed forces, apart from the Special Operations Command, to provide drones to soldiers on the ground at this level.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 11, 2018

Russian Navy will soon field a large amphibious ship that can carry 13 battle tanks and 300 marines

The Ivan Gren will be delivered to the Navy by spring this year.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 11, 2018

Falcon Heavy: The world's most powerful rocket launch in pictures

Updates on where the Roadster is headed and wild conspiracies about the launch.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 11, 2018

China is developing next-gen sea-based anti-missile systems that could soon be deployed in warships

Experts reportedly claim that Beijing's mid-course anti-missile system can shoot down missiles from North Korea and India.

India Ashok Feb 09, 2018

US Army's self-driving Humvee, the 'Wingman', will soon be able to shoot down enemy targets

The army is testing the robotic Humvee to find out if the autonomous vehicle can engage targets with its remote-controlled machine gun.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 08, 2018

Gordon Ramsay can now insult your cooking with this new hilarious Amazon Alexa skill

"We all need to lighten up in the kitchen sometimes, don't we?" Chef Gordon Ramsay said in a statement.

Hyacinth Mascarenhas Feb 08, 2018

Scientists have figured out how to use quantum tunnelling to harvest electricity from Earth's heat

Scientists believe that millions of gigawatts of energy that the Earth is sucking up from the Sun can be harvested 24 hours a day to generate electricity.

India Ashok Feb 08, 2018

Can lasers take out incoming missiles? US Navy just bought high-energy laser cannon for its destroyer

The $150m contract handed to Lockheed Martin also includes development and delivery of a land-based laser weapon system.

Shubham Sharma Feb 08, 2018

Scientists stopped an electron in its tracks for the first time ever using a powerful laser beam

Scientists were able to achieve a phenomenon called "radiation reaction" in the lab, which is believed to occur in the most extreme environments in the universe.

India Ashok Feb 08, 2018

Nasa will soon launch Dream Chaser spaceplane on supply mission to ISS

Dream Chaser is an autonomous spaceplane that does not need a crew to operate.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 08, 2018

China's nuclear submarines to be equipped with AI for undersea combat advantage

An AI-capable submarine, when ready, would be able to prevent commanding officers from taking incorrect decisions.

Shubham Sharma Feb 07, 2018

The universe's oldest sounds will soon be recorded by the world's largest radio telescope array

Called as the Square Kilometre Array (SKA), the astronomical instrument will look for answers to the universe's most fundamental scientific questions.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 07, 2018