25 Scientific Advancements That Will Change Life As You Know It

From super high-speed rail and augmented reality to long lasting batteries and nuclear pulse propulsion, there is no end to the scientific advancements the future holds. In many cases, the technology of tomorrow is already here but the cost is what keeps the average person from using it. These are 25 Scientific Advancements That Will Change Life As You Know It.

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Rebuilding organs - This would be incredibly useful

Ferromagnetic polymers - Being able to create things instead of using limited resources is important

Cultured meat - Here you go PETA

Ice harvesting - Water isn't just on Earth

Flying like a bird - Who doesn't want to fly?

Nuclear fusion - Cleaner and more powerful? Yes, please!

Superintelligence - Maybe they'll do more now than just play chess.

Designer humans - Yes, I'll have a #5 please, no freckles.

Nuclear pulse propulsion - This feels like it's from a movie.

Floating cities - A real life Cloud City?

Epigenetics - Changing your chromosomes without alerting your DNA

Quantum computing - They aren't powerful enough yet.

Real prosthetics - Like Fullmetal Alchemist, but even cooler.

Artificial brains - For how long could you "live"?

Telepathy - Don't get it confused with telekinesis.

Dyson spheres - That is one huge sphere.

The moon as a gravity slingshot - Like a Mass Effect relay.

Health monitors - Think an improved Life Alert

Super high speed rail - No one wants to wait anymore.

Invisibility - Invisibility cloaks, here we come!

De-extinction - Seeing animals we've could never see before.

Solar powered roads - More efficient than gas

Self driving cars - We humans make a lot of mistakes on the road.

Long lasting batteries - Yes, please.

Augmented reality - Move over, Google Glass.

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