In a Silicon Valley office park, a startup is developing a system that could automate greenhouse farming and help feed the world.

According to the actress who plays her, Snoke will put Rey through the wringer.

With The Last Jedi around the corner, the Star Wars season of giving is upon us.

Jim Bridenstine faces a hostile GOP on climate—but he also needs to build cred with NASA scientists.

Researchers are launching a gigantic study to see how people interact with assisted driving systems, like Tesla's Autopilot.

China wants to lead the world in AI, but needs better chips to achieve its goal.

When urban infrastructure enables outbreaks, it’s not just a medical tragedy. It’s a signal of a failure yet to come.

In an effort to get my stress under control, I tried everything from isolation to intimacy. After a year, I finally have some answers.

If you're still cooking the bird in the oven, you're doing it wrong.

Not everyone was impressed with the US Treasury secretary's bills, bills, bills photo op.

Whatever you’re able to spend, you can get some great headphones for the audiophile on your list.

A look inside the show where the world's aviation industry just spent $113.8 billion on new hardware.

Astronomers are mystified by a strange star explosion in a distant galaxy that might be a relic from an earlier cosmological era.

Meet a Professional Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Master from New York City

Drones from DJI, GoPro, and Parrot, plus some add-ons that every RC flyer would love.

Face ID, WikiLeaks, and more of this week's top security news.

If you're not watching the Syfy horror show you're definitely missing out.

Inside the squeaky-clean room where techs prepare weather instruments for launch.

Opinion: The technology exists and is even affordable. The primary obstacle is a lack of investment from the tech community.

Just like your belly, Mars has scars left by the ebb and flow of magma from ancient volcanoes.

Plus! Lyft heads to Canada, GM talks electric profits, and more.

This week, the hosts marvel at the speed with which headphones are becoming stand-alone computers.

The study that gave the Vaporfly 4% its name just came out in a peer-reviewed journal.

The superhero team-up might be chaos, but it's hard to look away.

Over the course of four recent congressional hearings, Attorney General Jeff Sessions has somehow forgotten dozens of people, places, and events. Here's all of them in one place.

These before and after photos show Vincent Wittenberg and Wladimir Manshanden's unique appreciation for a utilitarian photo archive.

Take a close look at the R2-D2-shaped lander that startup Moon Express wants to land on the moon.

With Dee Rees' stunningly directed adaptation, the streaming platform's investment in prestige features will pay dividends come awards time.

Not everything about the movie's heroes ended up on the big screen. Here's what to read to find out more.

A new photographic technique from researchers at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography is exposing coral like never before.

While it comes close to being an authentic Star Wars experience, the structure of EA's newest title sabotages that goal.

Stanford historian Leslie Berlin says Silicon Valley's tradition of rich perks started as a way to fend off labor unions.

Get them one of these gifts that's entirely inoffensive to the eye, from organization tools to gorgeous receptacles.

A new alliance has representatives from Pittsburgh, Essen, Beijing, and other metros swapping strategies for transforming from a factory town to a sustainable city.

As a broad coalition forms to keep Dreamers in the US, groups across the political spectrum struggle to find common ground.

Java fanatics know that absolute control is key to crafting the perfect cup of coffee.

Well, that kind of depends on what you mean by "trucker."

Elon Musk promises the quickest car ever made, and 600 miles of range.

The latest electric vehicle in Musk's plan to save the planet.

Franken apologized; Roy Moore didn't. Why? The power of the image.

The Federal Communications Commission, under Chair Ajit Pai, proposed changes to the Lifeline program that subsidizes phone and internet service for low-income Americans.

We're here live as Elon Musk unveils Tesla's newest electric vehicle.

The Atlas humanoid robot from Boston Dynamics can now do backflips. That's one hell of a feat for a bipedal machine.

With gene drives, scientists are trying to supercharge evolution to eradicate malaria and save endangered species from extinction. But is this DARPA-funded tech safe enough to test in the wild? One of its creators isn't so sure.

The government launch is even more hush-hush than before: Reports simply say that Zuma is bound for low-Earth orbit.

This phone cribs the same features from every other phone on the market—except it's half the price.

The makers of conversational bots like Alexa and Siri insert unnecessary conversational fillips. "OK, here's what I found..."

Arm Holdings, whose chip designs are in 95 percent of smartphones, diversifies into traffic sensors and factories under new owner Softbank.

With mass shootings becoming a regular occurrence, there may never be a good time to release a show about a gun-toting vigilante.