Now playing Next USA Fake science led a mom to feed bleach to her autistic sons — and police did nothing to stop her A Kansas mother has posted videos about giving chlorine dioxide, which amounts to industrial bleach, to her sons. Authorities declined to intervene. 14/06/2019
Now playing Next USA It's pouring again? Why heavy rains are on the rise New study shows torrential downpours are increasingly common — and experts say the trend might intensify. 13/06/2019
Now playing Next China Watch: Chinese company designs wearable 'airbag' for the elderly The belt works like an airbag in a car, which the company used to make. A micro gyroscope is used to detect the speed of the fall and angle of the wearer. 13/06/2019
Now playing Next USA This viral Schwarzenegger deepfake isn't just entertaining. It's a warning. The emergence of fake videos have become a sort of test run and public service announcement, heightening public awareness of deepfake technology. 12/06/2019
Now playing Next USA How seals helped scientists explain huge holes in the Antarctic ice Two of the large "polynyas" opened up in the Weddell Sea in 2016 and 2017. 12/06/2019
Now playing Next USA Mysterious blob discovered under moon's crater Scientists say the blob may be remnants of the metallic asteroid that smashed into the lunar surface billions of years ago. 12/06/2019
Now playing Next USA Tiny plastic particles have been found in the deep ocean — and animals are eating them At depths of 200 to 600 meters, the concentration of plastic particles was found to be roughly four times what it was near the surface. 12/06/2019
Now playing Next USA Never used Zelle? Scammers can still use it to drain your bank account The digital payment service embedded in banking apps has made it easier for thieves to access funds in personal checking and savings accounts, experts say. 11/06/2019
Now playing Next USA New NASA program to give us the first female moonwalker It's a bold plan — and success isn't certain. Artemis faces political, budgetary and technological hurdles. 11/06/2019
Now playing Next USA YouTube CEO says 'sorry,' but defends hosting videos with homophobic slurs YouTube, like Facebook and other online services, is facing growing scrutiny over material that shows violence, promotes hatred or is objectionable in other ways. 11/06/2019
Now playing Next USA Stephen Hawking was right about black holes 'evaporating,' new study shows The radiation emitted by black holes is too faint to detect in space, but physicists have thought up very creative ways to measure it in a lab. 10/06/2019
Now playing Next USA Trump claims 'collusion' between big tech and Democrats Initially asked if he thought the tech giants should be broken up, Trump said, "Well, I can tell you they discriminate against me." 10/06/2019
Now playing Next USA 'Selfie strategy': Candidates have a reason for taking more fan photos than ever Elizabeth Warren has spent more than 90 hours taking pictures with supporters on the 2020 campaign trail. She's not alone. 10/06/2019
Now playing Next Green News #GoodReads | Hipster tech, vegan microwave meals + sustainable trading All the best sustainable long-reads from around the web this week. 09/06/2019
Now playing Next USA NASA says the International Space Station is open for business The move will allow NASA to focus on returning astronauts to the moon and going to Mars. 07/06/2019
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Now playing Next USA Is this pogo stick rental app for real? Does it matter? Analysis: As the hype around micro-mobility grows, one too-weird-to-be-true company strikes a chord. 07/06/2019
Now playing Next USA Covert videos of women walking at college campus found on porn site The women's faces were not visible and those featured in them were not identified by name, officials said. 07/06/2019
Now playing Next USA Jupiter will be at its biggest and brightest next week. Here's how to get a good look. With binoculars or a small telescope, skywatchers may be able to see not just the planet itself but also its biggest moons. 07/06/2019
Now playing Next USA NASA to put a toaster oven-sized atomic clock in space. Here's why. The agency's Deep Space Atomic Clock is designed to make deep-space travel more efficient. 06/06/2019
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