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Brain-machine communication technologies are set to enhance human cognitive abilities, raising ethical questions about neuro-rights and the implications of augmented humanity.
Pulses of ultrasound can restore memory function in mice with Alzheimer's, demonstrating sound's potential in medical treatment.
NASA's early artificial intelligence systems, originally designed for spacecraft, evolved into algorithms that now facilitate online dating and influence various aspects of daily life.
A new Space Renaissance is emerging, driven by private companies like Rocket Lab and Exolaunch, as they create a trillion-dollar off-world industry.
A team of scientists is developing innovative methods for space travel, including conducting balloon flights into colorful geomagnetic storms.
In Hannover, technology companies and innovators gather annually at CeBIT to showcase advancements in artificial intelligence, robotics, and cybersecurity that shape the digital economy.
In a non-verbal exploration, José Peña Coto's film examines the spiritual connections between humans, nature, and technology in contemporary society.
Innovative technologists at leading engineering firms are using Artificial Intelligence to create self-navigating robots and Androids that enhance human productivity and safety.
Groundbreaking technologies in virtual reality, health sensors, and brain stimulation are reshaping the future of human enhancement and performance.
Elon Musk's ambitious projects, including SpaceX's reusable rockets, Tesla's electric vehicles, and plans for Mars colonization, showcase groundbreaking innovations in space, energy, and transport.
Philo Farnsworth, a fourteen-year-old farm boy, invented television and engaged in a legal battle to assert his claim against established inventors.
In April 2021, astronaut Thomas Pesquet launched to the International Space Station, where he conducted experiments and faced the challenges of life in microgravity.
In the age of digital transformation, filmmaker Oana Suteu Khintirian explores the evolving relationship between paper and digital media in shaping human memory.
Nikola Tesla's pursuit of free energy and the obstacles posed by corporate greed and power struggles are critically examined in relation to his enduring legacy.
In the United States, a groundbreaking engineering facility is developing biotechnologies that enhance prosthetics with touch sensation and explore brain-machine integration.
Five projects were selected for the ONFB XP lab in 2021, where creators experimented with animation, virtual reality, and sound design.
A hidden fallout shelter built under President Dwight D. Eisenhower, an influential internet editor, and a resilient cancer survivor illustrate significant stories of secrecy and innovation.
After a critical repair mission, the Hubble Space Telescope resumes its role in expanding our understanding of the universe and capturing stunning cosmic images.
Aviation safety is often taken for granted, yet incidents and historical events reveal the complexities and challenges of air travel.
Artificial intelligence is transforming driving through advancements in autonomous vehicles, as explored by journalist Anne-Marie Tomchak and leading researchers in the field.
Engineering challenges for a manned mission to Mars are examined through propulsion systems and spacecraft design, featuring insights from experts like Paul Delaney and James Garvin.
The hydrofoil, an engineering marvel, combines airplane and boat features to achieve speeds exceeding 100 km/h, revolutionizing water travel efficiency.
An advanced planetary explorer, funded by a $900 million investment, is designed to analyze cosmic phenomena across multiple wavelengths.
Concerns about the preservation of digital memory are examined, highlighting the fragility of data storage methods like hard disks and CDs over the next 2000 years.
NASA's Space Shuttle program, spanning over 25 years, provided critical insights into space exploration and laid the groundwork for future missions to Mars.
Robots are increasingly integrated into daily life, influencing industries from manufacturing to healthcare and raising ethical questions about their role in society.
The New Space Race is fueled by private companies developing technologies for permanent habitats on the Moon and Mars, including 3D-printed structures and advanced life-support systems.
Audi's quattro revolutionized rally racing in the 1980s, showcasing the power of all-wheel drive through legendary drivers like Hannu Mikkola and Michele Mouton.
Linda Miller confronts challenges rebuilding a Victorian tunnel beneath the Royal Docks.
Curiosity, NASA's car-sized Mars rover, utilizes advanced scientific tools to search for signs of life on the Red Planet.
A troupe of pyrotechnic experts and acrobats in France faces challenges as they prepare for an ambitious performance combining science, technology, and art.
Health technology innovations, such as voice-activated systems for cars, are analyzed alongside expert insights on obesity, diabetes, and surgical weight loss.
Modern methods of cow insemination, roller coaster physics, and early internet babysitting services exemplify how innovation transforms daily life.
Learn the science behind strange weather events through real eyewitness accounts.
Japan's video game industry, once a global leader, faces challenges in reclaiming its status amid competition and restrictive laws, despite successes like Nintendo's Animal Crossing.
Paddington Station's 130-metre glass canopy and extensive underground platforms highlight Isambard Kingdom Brunel's legacy while a Derby father-son duo races to complete 66 new trains.
After four hours of driving, drone pilot Jared finds a renewed sense of purpose as he captures aerial footage and shares his passion with the community.
Chase more killer twisters with veteran trackers facing intense storm dangers.
Watch Linda Miller modernize a Victorian station and find solutions for noisy trains.
Study how fire and wind create their own weather during wildfires and survival stories.
Ten thousand monogenic diseases affect hundreds of millions of children worldwide, prompting advancements in genetic engineering for potential cures.
Five years from 2014, panelists predict a significant increase in e-commerce usage as bandwidth expands and online tools become simpler.
In the 19th century, engineering marvels like Charles Babbage's thinking machines and London's vast steam pumps shaped society's complex relationship with technology.
The evolution of flight is explored through the lens of biology, technology, and the impact of human innovation on aviation history.
Massive engineering failures, such as the Texas Sinkhole Shock and the Kansas City Skywalk Collapse, highlight the catastrophic consequences of overlooked safety protocols.
Every year, around 60 commercial airliners are stripped for parts at e-cube Solutions in Wales, meeting a growing global demand for refurbished aircraft components.
Two experimenters test outrageous myths, including the explosive potential of porta potties and hovercraft minefields, revealing the unpredictable nature of science.
Mobile phones, bamboo scaffolding, rice production, and wood-burning stoves are explored for their roles in modern life and technology.
