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Kurzgesagt ponders the question of whether space elevators can be built and answers it as only they can. It’s fascinating to learn about the (obvious) benefits of having a space elevator—sending things to space becomes much, much cheaper!—but even if it’ll take forever and a half to build this mythical 22,370-mile structure (which we can’t yet with our current technology), it might be worth it just to better explore our options for exploring spac…

Access to decent cloud storage is practically a necessity these days whether it’s for work or play, but everyone seems to have an opinion on which one is best. Let’s break down three of the most popular file syncing services out there and see which one reigns supreme.

A SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft launched aboard a Falcon 9 rocket on April 8, from Cape Canaveral A

Hillary Clinton already knows the truth is out there. But now, Clinton campaign chair John Podesta confirmed that Hillary wants to get that truth out to the people, too. Does this mean that aliens are real and Hillary knows it? Almost certainly, yes.

Go behind the scenes of the commercial, with Cookie Monster and everyone’s favorite personal assis

Tomorrow is World Health Day, and to mark the occasion, the World Health Organization has released its first ever global report on diabetes. The results are frightening.

Can a free browser-based application be a serious contender against established vector graphics editors? Absolutely. A detailed review of Gravit.

Want to inject some color to your photographs in a hurry? Well, new software can take an alarmingly good guess at what a color version of your black-and-white photographs may look like.

You might think you can dodge every speeding ticket with your dashboard radar detector, but you’d be surprised. Here’s how radar detectors actually work and why you’re probably better off just going the speed limit.

A long dark winter can be mentally and physically exhausting, but a recent study published in the journal of Clinical Psychological Science challenges the idea that it’s making people depressed.

New Shepard flew again on April 2, 2016 reaching an apogee of 339,178 feet or 103 kilometers. It was

Johanna Wagstaffe details where the money is going to fight climate change »»» Subscribe to CBC N

Happy World Backup Day! Probably not your favorite made up holiday, but still an important one. How’s your backup system?

It’s not often you come across a real-life mad scientist. They’re usually just over-the-top antagonists in comic books, but Colin Furze is the real thing. He has a penchant for building things that often blow up—on purpose—like this impossibly dangerous-looking thermite cannon.

More than eight in ten people worldwide believe in some form of religion.

A new update for Windows 10. Bots, Cortana, and more bots. Big changes for Skype. Xbox running Windo

Saqib is a core Microsoft developer living in London, who lost the use of his eyes at age 7. He foun

Not every phone this year is going to ask you to switch to a new kind of cable, but it’s coming and you need to know a few things before you jump in.