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A group of Japanese Scientists has won the lg Nobel Prize for developing a smoke alarm that emits the pungent smell of wasabi.

This kid's parents are pretty awesome. With over a thousand popsicle sticks and some help from the laws of physics, they created an incredible exploding wave on their kitchen floor.

Researchers at the University of Dallas have created an "invisibility cloak" with carbon nanotubes, by using the science behind a mirage.

Starting Wednesday, DC will be releasing digital versions of their comics on the same day as their printed releases.

A Japanese sushi chef has proved that something Star-Wars-themed can still surprise us with its innovation. And deliciousness.

How would you feel about having a cell phone grafted onto your throat, or a keyboard into your fingertips? With recent research, this might not be such a far-off idea.

This dress, made out of paper, has an electric keyboard in the corset. When you enter a tweet, it's projected onto the material of the dress for everyone to see.

Scientists have found rare, "life-creating" chemicals on deep space meteorites -- which lends new evidence to how humans may have come to be.

This new concept introduced by scientists at Georgia Tech could give people with nerve damage the ability to better feel the sensation of touch.

If NASA's Juno mission encounters any extraterrestrial life on its way to Jupiter, at least we've represented the human race with LEGO figurines.