Human composting, NASA's DART mission, male birth control, and more thrilling projects earned trophies at the first annual GizmodoScienceFair.
For seeking to build a groundbreaking centrifugal launch system that can deliver small satellites to orbit cheaper, faster, and with reduced environmental harm.For translating the observatory’s infrared data into awe-inspiring images for the public, and changing what we know about the universe.For designing a legal, respectful, and efficient way to bury deceased loved ones, without all the environmental harms of current burial methods.
Solar AquaGrid, the University of California Merced, Turlock Irrigation District, and the California Department of Water ResourcesFor innovating a way to combine clean energy with water conservation—covering California’s miles of canals with solar panels.For crashing a spacecraft into an asteroid and altering its orbit, a pioneering test of planetary defense.For developing a better way to track polar bears in the Arctic, that avoids the problems with collars and ear tags.
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