A 'major breakthrough' in physics helps explain why all matter in the universe wasn't quickly destroyed

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The universe made matter and antimatter equally, and it should have all self-annihilated. Scientists at CERN are closer to knowing why some matter survived.

Bill Gates is $9.5 billion richer than he was a year ago, worth over $100 billion, but not just from Microsoft

Bill Gates is giving his money to charity, but his wealth keeps growing. He's now reportedly one of two people worth more than $100 billion.

Here's the pitch deck AI startup Skymind just used to scoop up $11.5 million in funding

Skymind's software helps enterprise's AI systems tap into their stores of data.

Satellites just photographed California's dazzling 'super bloom' of spring flowers from outer space

As orange poppies went through a "super bloom" in Southern California, a satellite recorded images of the colors (and tourists) while orbiting Earth.

VCs are investing hundreds of millions into quantum computing startups even as they're bracing for a 'quantum winter'

Investors are hopeful about the promise of quantum computing, but experts expect a "quantum winter." Here's what they mean by that.

Study shows Apple Watch might not live up to the hype

Results from Stanford University's Apple Heart Study reveal a mixed bag that could pull the reins in on Apple's health play.

Big Pharma has tried and failed to cure Alzheimer's more than 200 times. The latest $16 billion flop leaves scientists hunting for a new path forward.

Alzheimer's disease is among the top causes of death in the US, and the cost of caring for people with dementia is about $290 billion a year.

There's a rumor spreading that AirPods and other wireless headphones cause cancer, but the truth is more complicated

Scientists are worried about unknown risks of radiation from all kinds of electronic devices that surround us every day, not just wireless headphones.