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While it stops short of all-out sportsbike performance, the SR still unleashes more torque than any petrol-powered superbike on the market. Enough, as it turns out, to catch an experienced motorcycle tester by surprise. Enjoy the last of our 2015 Zero fleet reviews.

Following the release of the first image of Pluto and its moon Charon from New Horizons, NASA has provided an even closer look at the distant objects. The time-lapse aggregates numerous pictures transmitted back home from the deep space probe, showing a full day cycle.

Painting might be the last thing you'd expect computers to excel at, but artificial intelligence researchers are proving that computers can in fact generate paintings and other kinds of visual art with a high degree of skill and, arguably, imagination.

Mercedes has unveiled its crazy new G500 4x4 Squared – a near-production G-Wagen show car fitted with a portal axle system that gives it it greater off road capability without compromising the G-Wagen's luxury bent.

Battelle has recently tested its carbon nanotube-base HeatCoat technology that it claims is lighter and less power hungry than conventional aircraft anti-icing systems. It also has no moving parts and could easily be retrofitted to existing aircraft.

Sledding is moving from neighborhood front yards to high-mountain bowls. The all-new Zibock packs small and light for hiking deep into the mountains, then assembles into a full-suspension sled in minutes, providing a sit-down alternative to backcountry skiing and snowboarding.

We've been hearing a lot about the antibacterial qualities of silver nanoparticles. Unfortunately, there are also concerns about the toxicity of those particles. Now, however, scientists have developed what they claim is a safer alternative – an antibacterial coating that kills microbes using gold.

With more goods passing through the world's shipping terminals and airports than ever before, hunting explosives is a bottleneck. To help US counterterrorism efforts, GE has developed RFID stickers that act as wireless, battery-free explosives detectors that can be placed almost anywhere.

An ingredient in extra-virgin olive oil called oleocanthal has been known as a compound capable of killing a variety of human cancer cells, but only now have researchers uncovered how this process actually plays out. Furthermore, it is able to do so while leaving healthy cells unharmed.

Alex Chinneck has unveiled his latest work, dubbed Pick yourself up and pull yourself together. The project sees the British artist, best known for creating strange architectural works, seemingly rip up a piece of road and suspend a new Vauxhall Corsa in the air.

Creating a new 118-km (73-mi) rail route with 10 new stations and 42 km (26 mi) of new tunnels is no mean feat. The logistics of doing so in one of the world’s major cities, however, are staggering. That is the task for the UK's Crossrail line. Major tunneling ends in May, so Gizmag went for a look.

Scientists are using satellite data combined with local health information uploaded into geographical information systems (GIS) to help developing countries better manage limited resources and target interventions in the fight against malaria and other deadly parasitic diseases.