Japanese robot peels bananas perfectly
Researchers at the University of Tokyo unveiled a robot that can peel a banana without squishing the fruit. SUBSCRIBE to ABC News: https://bit.ly/2vZb6yP WATCH MORE on http://abcnews.go.com/ LIKE ABC News…
Aerial Video Shows Damage After Arecibo Radio Telescope Collapses | NBC News NOW
The telescope’s 900-ton receiver fell into the 1,000-foot wide reflector dish after cables holding it snapped. The famed telescope was used to study distant planets and find asteroids and also…
Are Teachers Getting Paid A Fair Salary? | NBC News NOW
A recent study from the National Education Association puts the average salary for a teacher in the U.S. at $65,000 per year, but advocates and teachers say that number needs…
Ceremonial Shrunken Head Returning To The Amazon From U.S.
Researchers at Mercer University are sending a shrunken head back to Ecuador after discovering the head, called a “tsantsa†in Amazonian languages, is genuine. The head had been on display…
How synthetic biology touches ‘every form of human enterprise’
ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks to geneticist Andrew Hessel, author of “The Genesis Machine,†about advances to synthetic biology as well as the risks and challenges of regulation and misinformation.…
Famous Einstein Relativity Letter Fetches $1.2 Million at Auction
A letter penned by Albert Einstein in which he writes down his famous equation E=mc2 has sold at auction for $1,243,707. The letter was sent by the physicist to Ludwik…
Videos Show Rare Lunar Event Known As ‘Super Flower Blood Moon’
Videos captured across the United States show a rare lunar trifecta known as a “super flower blood moon,” which is a combination of a full moon, a supermoon and a…
Trailblazing SpaceX astronaut prepares for International Space Station mission
ABC News’ Gio Benitez speaks with Jessica Watkins, the first Black woman to go on a long duration mission to the International Space Station this spring with SpaceX. ABC News…
Twin scientists
Two brothers have been named semifinalists in the nation’s oldest and most prestigious science and math competition. ABC News’ Will Ganss tells us what winning would mean to them. source
New investigation into Emmett Till’s murder | Let the World See E3 l Part 2
More than 30 years after Emmett Till’s murder, the FBI opened a new investigation into the case and exhumed Till’s body to conduct a DNA test. WATCH THE FULL EPISODE…