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Blood Test Reveals More Than 20 Types Of Cancer

A new type of blood test that can detect more than 20 types of cancer, and even trace them back to their source.

Elon Musk Says Prototype Starship Will Fly In A Matter Of Months

Elon Musk has given an update on SpaceX’s ambitious Starship spacecraft and booster, stating that it could be possible to launch a crewed mission as early as next year.

Oculus Confirms Multiple Prototype AR Glasses, Development Of Live Maps

Facebook already has a few working prototypes for AR glasses, which will go beyond VR in enabling people to share both real and virtual spaces with each other, a less isolating experience.

Elon Musk Unveils SpaceX's New Starship Plans For Private Trips To The Moon, Mars And Beyond

People could start flying aboard the vehicle in the next year or so, Musk said.

Eko Raises $20 Million For AI Heart Disease Monitoring And Detection Solutions

Heart disease is a silent and often costly killer. About 610,000 people die of it in the U.S. each year, putting it at the top of the leading causes of death for women and men.

Gel-free Noninvasive Brain Computer Interfaces Is More Convenient For Your Hair

Brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) enable direct and near-instant communication between the brain and electronic devices.

The First Evidence That Drugs Could Turn Back The Clock On Our Biological Age

While not a massive change, the results caught the team off guard. “I’d expected to see slowing down of the clock, but not a reversal,” said Horvath. “That felt kind of futuristic.”

Microbiome Found To Influence Gut Serotonin Production And Blood Sugar Levels

“We found that the microbiome worsens our metabolism by signaling to cells in the gut that produce serotonin,”

SpaceX Could Have First Starlink Service By February 2020

SpaceX has already successfully deployed sixty production versions of the Starlink Satellite. 50 of those satellites are still working.

India's First Lunar Landing Attempt Ends In Silence

Meanwhile, the Orbiter is reported to be in good health and is expected to fulfill its mission of up to seven years studying the Moon's evolution as well as mapping minerals and water traces in the polar regions.

Infamous 'hunger Hormone' Linked To Memory Deficits In Alzheimer’s Disease

If validated by future work, however, this mechanism could be effectively targeted to slow, or even stop, some cognitive decline associated with not just Alzheimer’s disease, but aging on general.

Can Low Gravity Kill Cancer? Scientists Prepare To Study Cells In Space

Early indications that space can kill off the majority of cancer cells without the need for drugs.