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A spacecraft was used to “drop” two objects and test their rate of fall. The new, super-precise findings confirm objects will fall at the same rate (in the absence of air resistance) — and that when it comes defining the effects of gravity, Einstein got it right.

From adorable robots to modular TVs, these were the biggest trends I saw at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show.

Can’t get enough Google? You’re in luck.

The company, a division of Alphabet Inc., has announced that it will expand its Cloud services to five new regions, and build three new submarine cables to service its capacity needs.

SEE ALSO: Google wants your phone screen to double as a speaker.

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Giving Tesla a run for its money.

A bacterial tattoo is better for your health than it sounds.

Place your BMW plug-in hybrid over the pad and charge it in less than four hours.

One of the key ingredients in this artificial cartilage is a nanoversion of the synthetic fiber in body armor.

Landlines disappeared, and so did videotapes. With neverending technological advancements, there are a lot of other things that will go out of fashion or become good for nothing in the near future.

Bright Side rounded up a few things that you can’t imagine your life without right now, but they might not be familiar to the next generation at all. This list might be surprising to you as it contains some of your favorite things.

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Watch How Close Are We to Farming Human Body Parts?, a Biotech video from Seeker.