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A grid malfunction in Agra may be the cause, some media report. Also northern Indian states were drawing more power from the grid than allotted

The auto industry campaigned against the relatively bloody rise of cars in the early 20th century via TV, the term "jaywalker" and school safety patrols

Missing source code can allow bad science to slip through the cracks and means extra headaches for scientists who want to closely follow up on new studies or check for errors

The sensation may arise when the viewer's brain begins to consider an artificial figure as a possible human

The 200-terabyte 1,000 Genomes Project data will now be stored for free, although analytic computing resources will come at a price

These adorable palm-size bots, apparently immune to being shaken or stirred, make their own coordinated flight decisions

Computational design of new enzymes could lead to cheap and efficient degradation strategies for chemical warfare agents that we have not seen yet

Human waste might someday turn human urine or waste into useful electricity for radios or space robots

The long-term goal is to print a functioning spacecraft in a seemingly weightless environment

Possible candidates for robotic planetary exploration missions include Venus, Mars, asteroids, comets and Titan