Kirigami-inspired folds and cuts enables flexible, stretchable circuits
If we ever hope to wear truly smart clothing, we’ll need to really work on how fabrics are made.
If we ever hope to wear truly smart clothing, we’ll need to really work on how fabrics are made.
The best way to find volcanic activity brewing under the ground may be to look from space.
Kids supposedly want to know why the sky is blue, but that question doesn’t grip their imaginations like potentially being killed by an asteroid hitting the Earth.
Bats are some of the most advanced aerialists on the planet, but they’re hard to observe in the wild.
The average piece of chewing gum is tasty for less than six minutes.
The cars in 2017 racing-simulator Gran Turismo Sport are rendered in exquisite detail, right down to 3D heater vents inside the player’s vehicle.
In 1963, General Mills Vice President John Holahan was tasked with turning one of the company’s current cereals into something kids would find a bit more “magically delicious.” If a baseline of either Cheerios or Wheaties wasn’t restrictive enough, this new product had to be developed in six months, a fair amount shorter than the […]
“Daddy, why do batteries rot?” While my third-grader is planning to use potatoes and lemons in an upcoming science fair project, I don’t think my five-year-old was thinking of produce when he asked this question.
Wood hasn’t been a big component of car design since 1912.
Mood rings may soon be making a comeback, at least among the animal conservation crowd.