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Tech

Tesla’s Solar Roof Is Durable, Cost-Effective and Just Plain Beautiful

Unlike traditional solar panels that are built on top of rooftops, Solar Roof completely replaces the roof with solar panel tiles that look virtually indistinguishable from regular roof tiles.

Tech

Metallic Microlattice is the World’s Lightest Metal Material

It's so light that it can be placed on top of a dandelion undisturbed.

Space

View the Magnificent Images of Saturn Taken by the Cassini Space Probe

The close up images of planet Saturn taken by the Cassini Space Probe are absolutely stunning to behold.

Tech

The World’s Very First Cyborg Uses an Antenna Sensor to Perceive Colour

The antenna also has Bluetooth and WI-FI connection that enables the cyborg to receive phone calls, images, videos, and music.

LEGO Artworks with $10,000 Worth of Cryptocurrencies Hidden in Code

Break the code and the money is yours.

Tech

Transparent Solar Cells Developed by MSU Researchers

Described as the "wave of the future", it's capable of absorbing invisible wavelengths of sunlight to convert into electricity.

- Design

Braille and Visible Letters Have Been Combined to Create a New Typeface

Brutalist and Modernist Sand Sculptures by Artist Calvin Seibert

New York-based artist Calvin Seibert uses just two plastic putty knives and a five-gallon bucket to create mesmerizing sand sculptures.

Tech

3D Printed Magnetic Structure Developed by MIT Engineers

It's capable of shapeshifting to accomplish feats such as crawling, rolling, and even grasping small items.

Science

Researchers Have Revived A Tardigrade That Had Been Frozen for 30 Years

The National Institute of Polar Research in Tokyo has rehydrated and revived a tardigrade that had been frozen since 1983.

Tech

DARPA’s Reconfigurable Wheels Instantly Change into Triangular Tracks

Various innovative technologies have been developed as part of DARPA's Ground X-Vehicle Technologies program to improve the mobility, speed, and effectiveness of future combat vehicles.

Artworks Made out of Hundred of Ecstasy Pills

Anonymous artist Chemical X reimages the ecstasy pill as a pixel on a mosaic to create elaborate patterns and artworks.

Tech

Using a High Tech Japanese Toilet Will Save Both Money and the Environment

A trip to the washroom has never been this luxurious and cost-effective.

- Tech

Uber Is Planning to Launch Electric Taxi Aircrafts by 2023

Tech

Deep Video Portraits Can Generate Photo-Realistic Re-Animation of Faces in Real Time

The line between fake and credible news is going to be a whole lot blurrier.

Theo Jansen Creates Sculptures That Are Kinetically Powered by the Wind

Artist and engineer Theo Jansen has spent the last two decades working on sculptures that he calls Strandbeest, Dutch for beach beasts, that are capable of self-propelling by using the power of the wind.