This Back to the Future-themed cyberdeck made from a lunchbox is a unique and cool DIY project. The cyberdeck integrates movie props like a flux capacitor, all powered by a Raspberry Pi 5. All ...

If you’re obsessed with Back to the Future, then you probably get nostalgic when it comes to the flux capacitor. Of course, you’re probably also wondering why Marty McFly’s parents don’t ...

Thomas Stace receives funding from the Australian Research Council through a Future Fellowship and the Centre of Excellence in Engineered Quantum Systems. Clemens Mueller receives funding from the ...

Great Scott! A team of physicists just figured out how to make a flux capacitor. No, it's not a real-life version of what was in the "Back to the Future" franchise (reminder: in the movies ...

If you have a shiny, stainless steel DeLorean sitting in your garage or driveway that could use a freshening up of its Flux Capacitor or an upgrade from its old and tired nuclear reactor ...

Add a flux capacitor and a Mr. Fusion to a DeLorean and it becomes a time machine. But without those, a DeLorean is just a car. A 35-year old car at that, and thus lacking even the most basic ...

The garbage-gulping Mr. Fusion from “Back to the Future” was pure fiction, but the flux capacitor that powered Doc Brown’s flying DeLorean is real. NASA made it. The space agency licenses it.

Add a flux capacitor and a Mr. Fusion to a DeLorean and it becomes a time machine. But without those, a DeLorean is just a car. A 35-year old car at that, and thus lacking even the most basic ...

In the Back to the Future movie trilogy, Marty McFly travels through time with the help of a Y-shaped gizmo called the flux capacitor. Its function receives only a cursory explanation, but it ...

This DeLorean doesn’t need a flux capacitor. The car made famous by the 1985 hit “Back To The Future” is back, upgraded and a thing of beauty. Unveiled by the DeLorean Motor Company ...