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Jeep never fails to surprise and delight at the Easter Safari, consistently rolling out wild concepts for fans who make the trip to Moab. ​This year, the Safari will act as a launchpad for five special editions, led by a jacked-up Wrangler and a lovingly-restored Cherokee.

Mission Bicycle Company first caught our attention when it introduced a bike that looks black in the daylight, but reflects bright white in the dark. Now, the company has unveiled another interesting two-wheeled creation, the Lyra, which takes its own approach to visibility – and security.

​The aerodynamics of mosquito flight have long been a mystery to scientists. Now high speed cameras​ have revealed their unusual flight behaviors, uncovering two new aerodynamic mechanisms unseen in any other insects.

The 2017 update to this super-naked streetbike is far and away the craziest machine in the BMW stable. And with active suspension, cruise control, cornering ABS and a ton of other gadgetry, it's also got a claim on being the smartest nakedbike in its category. Loz Blain rides the awesome S1000R.

The most commonly-used water filtration media are silicon gels and activated carbon. These can only be used once, however. By contrast, not only can filters made with carbon nanotubes be reused, but they're also reportedly more effective at removing organic pollutants.​

​On the Galaxy S8 and S8+, Samsung included not one, not two, but three biometric ways to unlock your phone: the fingerprint sensor, iris scanner and face recognition. Samsung touted the latter as a faster and more convenient alternative to iris scans. But it didn't mention how easy it was to trick.

Just last year, the relationship between DJI and Hasselblad led to the creation of the world's first medium-format drone package. Not content with their 50-megapixel creation, the companies have upped the ante, and the resolution, with the creation of a new 100-MP aerial imaging platform.

Tecnalia has come up with a 3D-printing robot that pays attention to what it's doing. Called Cogiro, it is billed as the first cable-driven robot that can print large structural parts or even small buildings on site while monitoring if the work is drying properly.

Blood Falls may sound like the title of a thriller novel, but it's actually an Antarctic mystery that has puzzled scientists for over a century. Now researchers say that they have figured out the source of the mysterious crimson water.

Luxury treehouses are a good way to feel like you’re getting back to nature without compromising creature comforts. A new concept is intended to make living among the trees a little greener, taking advantage of their natural cooling mechanisms to keep the house at a comfortable temperature.

As self-driving cars edge closer, manufacturers are expanding the range of scenarios they face during testing. Waymo is now opening its cars up to the public in Phoenix, AZ, in an attempt to see how they handle the cut-and-thrust of daily family duties.

Neurosurgeons at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine have tapped 3D printing technology and some Hollywood special effects experts to craft a lifelike head for better surgery simulation, complete with the texture of the skull and brain tissue.​