Sci-Tech

A robot-actor stuns London audiences in a new play

LONDON, United Kingdom (Reuters) -- When actress Judy Norman walks on stage for the play "Spillikin," she performs beside a…

No money for space tourism? Try astro-tourism instead

by Marie JULIEN Agence France-Presse BERLIN, Germany (AFP) -- With urbanization gaining pace and air pollution clouding the view in…

Renewable energy storage gets boost from Namibian meteorite

LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND (Reuters) -- Prehistoric meteorite fragments found in Namibia could be the ideal natural catalyst to store energy from…

Smart lock puts the brakes on bicycle thieves

Reuters -- A team of engineers from South Korean have re-designed the bicycle lock into a small circular device installed…

Robot leopard spotted in London

LONDON, United Kingdom (Reuters) -- A fifth big cat was spotted in London's Trafalgar Square on Wednesday (March 8). Perched…

Neanderthal used ‘aspirin’ for tooth pain: study

by Pascale MOLLARD / Mariëtte Le Roux Agence France-Presse PARIS, France - Nearly 50,000 years before the invention of penicillin,…

VW chief seeks to regain trust after ‘Dieselgate’

by Estelle PEARD Agence France-Presse GENEVA, Switzerland (AFP) -- Volkswagen is on track for dealing with the recall of cars…

Yellow cabs are safer, study finds

by Marlowe HOOD Agence France Presse PARIS, France (AFP) -- Yellow taxi cabs have significantly fewer accidents than cabs of…

Pendant device turns your voice into text

LVIV, Ukraine (Reuters) -- A new Kickstarter funded jewellery-based device makes it possible to convert your ideas into text. Senstone…

Mars astronaut radiation shield set for moon mission trial

(Reuters) -- A vest designed to shield astronauts from deadly solar particles in deep space is set for trials on…

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