Science and reality
A Napa vineyard's high-tech logic control system can detect risk factors before they develop into wine-spoiling problems.
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A floating robot and a helpful armada of quadcopters join the effort to rescue shipwrecked migrants off the coast of Lesvos
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Space photos of the week, January 3–9, 2016.
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A group of archaeologists believe King Tut’s tomb may be connected to a hidden chamber that could house the long-sought mummy of Queen Nefertiti.
The post Tech Wizardry Solves Mysteries of Egypt’s Royal Mummies appeared first on WIRED.
From water on Mars to a little something called Pluto, WIRED presents the best photos of the cosmos for 2015.
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The year’s best science images don’t really need any words as ornament—they’re terrifying and gorgeous and confounding on their own.
The post The Best of the Year’s Otherworldly Science Images appeared first on WIRED.
This year's planetary research reminds us that exploration of the solar system (and beyond) is just beginning.
The post All the Year’s Kickbutt Science From Space appeared first on WIRED.
As gifting targets, nerds are tough. But we've got you covered.
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Space photos of the week: December 13–19.
The post Space Photos of the Week: This Is One Cranky Child Star appeared first on WIRED.
May I introduce the charming, fantastically camouflaged pygmy seahorse.
The post Absurd Creature of the Week: The Littlest, Most Adorable-est Seahorse Fits on Your Fingernail appeared first on WIRED.