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Fancy seeing an Iron Man suit soon? Perhaps not quite, but at least a new generation of electrostatic sheets known as the Electroadhesive Clutch will be able to be used in a new range of exoskeletons that are lighter and more energy efficient than ever before.

A trans-Pacific submarine cable has been laid from the US all the way to Japan, delivering a whopping 60Tbps of bandwidth along the way.

Electric highway in Sweden could open the door to more electric vehicles on the roads in the future.

The thing about robots it they are a thing of science fiction that has become science fact, and they just keep getting better and better until we will have them in our homes, serving us. One company that is working on very advanced robots with amazing behavior and agility is Boston Dynamics. There have been recent developments known as the SpotMini, and it could be the future of robots, and this one shows that it can do household chores, including the dishes.

A group of scientists has created a stir in the scientific community by saying there is a clear evidence that God created the universe. To prove their findings, they used theoretical particles called "primitive semi-radius tachyons" to conclude Higher Being really exists.

Most people know that California sits on the border of two giant tectonic plates, the Pacific and North American, and they are grinding past each other, which is the reason for so many earthquakes in that area. There are dozens of fault lines separating those two plates, but the San Andreas Fault is most significant. For the first time ever, scientists have been able to produce a computer image with GPS data of the huge sections of California rising and sinking around the San Andreas Fault, and there has been some evidence of vertical movement that is the result of seismic strain that will ultimately released in a large earthquake. Considering that scientists have been wondering for decades if there can possibly be any detectors for "The Big One" that will devastate California like the movie San Andreas, perhaps these recent studies are possible proof.

If you are not familiar with Jaron Lanier, he is a virtual reality pioneer who has written two books known as Who Owns the Future and You Are Not a Gadget. We have written about the problems with technology being similar to The Matrix, but Larnier talks about the problems with incorporated VR, and he talks about something that we all need to think about before we fully embrace an age of VR like we embraced the Information/Internet Age.

A group of international scientists successfully measured a massive black hole which is millions of times bigger than our Sun. This feat marks the first time that astronomers precisely calculated the size of a powerful Black Hole, which even light can't escape from it.

If you aren't familiar with quantum computing, you might want to get to know about it before everyone is doing it. Unlike most computers, which process information using the binary power of zeroes and ones, quantum computers use qubits, processing the zeroes and ones simultaneously, thus resulting in speeding up the processing capability. If quantum computing sounds like something that could change computing as we know it, it is, and you can try it out with IBM now. In fact, you might want to get in on this early as many fear that quantum computing will affect encryption, in a negative way.

The sophisticated technology of Hubble Telescope helped scientists to observe what is lurking at the center of our galaxy. Thousands of light years away, experts discovered there is a super massive black hole that is about four million times the mass of our own sun.

After spending 340 days in outer space, NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly is back here on Earth and he has an interesting story to tell. Kelly was surprised at the length of the mission and admitted, "maybe occasionally you do go bananas." Thankfully, he kept his sanity by using Microsoft's HoloLens on the International Space Station.

James Holden, a microbiology professor at the University of Massachusetts and devout Christian, led a discussion Tuesday at the Commonwealth Honors College, to explore how science and religion intersect.

A spectacular, new view of the Milky Way was released by scientists Wednesday (Feb. 24), after an ‎APEX (Atacama Pathfinder EXperiment) telescope in Chile mapped the full area of the Galactic Plane visible from the southern hemisphere for the first time at submillimeter wavelengths, which is between infrared light and radio waves. Images show the distribution of the cold dense gas along the plane of the Milky Way.

Apollo astronauts who orbited the moon two months before Neil Armstrong's famous 1969 landing heard unexplainable "music" on its far side, while they reportedly were out of the range of Earthly radio transmissions. People are hearing and seeing the entire declassified video for the first time in nearly 50 years as part of the upcoming third season of Science Channel's series, "NASA's Unexplained Files," which returns Feb. 23.

For the first time ever, the atmosphere of a "super-Earth" exoplanet, a world outside our galaxy, has been characterized in the recently released video from European Space Agency (ESA). Scientists used the most sophisticated technologies to make an accurate animation of the exoplanet.

As a devout Christian and pastor of the progressive Circular Congregational Church in Charleston, S.C., Rev. Jeremy Rutledge makes the case that science and religion balance, rather than contradict, each other. His wife, Sara Keckler Rutledge, is a physics teacher, and at times, they two pair up to support open-minded perspectives on the matter.

Science fans will finally experience what it's like living on Mars' surface. On Monday, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has released a new 360 degrees video of the Red Planet, allowing viewers to drag and drop on the clip to see the stunning environment of the planet.

The head teacher of a primary school in Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, was mocked and challenged on Twitter after her claims that evolution was "a theory" and there was "more evidence that the Bible is true" caught the attention of peers, parents and industry researchers.

Remember the Six Million Dollar Man? Well, he had bionic enhancements that allowed him to perform miraculous physical feats, although one does wonder with the perils of inflation, just how many enhancements would he be able to obtain in this day and age for six million dollars. Perhaps a head full of hair transplants, some plastic surgery to make him look younger, and, well, maybe an enhanced skeletal structure in some parts here and there. On to something that is far more realistic, and more importantly, viable - the very first fully implantable bionic eye. If this particular technological marvel by the University of New South Wales Australia were to function well in its tests, then this would be a landmark occasion that might just provide millions of individuals around the world with their sight.

Ancient Babylonian tablets present an amazing discovery. It shows that Babylonians may have been way ahead of their time, and the rudimentary calculus may have been born for more than a thousand years earlier than previously thought.

On the 30th anniversary of the Challenger disaster, which claimed the lives of all seven astronauts aboard, NASA will pay will tribute to the crews of Apollo 1 and space shuttles Challenger and Columbia, as well as other NASA colleagues, during the agency's Day of Remembrance on Thursday, Jan. 28. NASA's Day of Remembrance honors members of the NASA family who lost their lives while furthering the cause of exploration and discovery.

Earth's 2015 surface temperatures were the warmest since modern record keeping began in 1880, according to independent analyses by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

Russian researchers contributing to the journal Science state humans were in the Arctic region as early as 45,000 years ago, which is up to 15,000 years earlier than researchers always have assumed. Distinctive injuries on a frozen mammoth carcass in Siberia now represent the first known human presence in the area.

This might be the coolest job on earth. NASA has formed a new defense system that will defend the Earth against asteroids and comets. One of the missions of the office is to alert authorities against astronomical objects that get too close our planet.

Astronomers using different telescopes around the globe have discovered the brightest supernova in the universe. The object ASASSN-15lh pushes the limits of science. The bright object flared up in the sky on June last year. Now, researchers are observing the cosmic event to understand the nature of our universe.