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Resuscitation medicine grew out of the mid-twentieth century discovery of CPR, the medical procedure by which hearts that have stopped beating are revived. Originally effective for a few minutes after cardiac arrest, advances in CPR have pushed that
As many as 10 to 20 percent of people who go through cardiac arrest or clinical death have lucid memories of their brush with death, according to the Human Consciousness Project. Scientists have pinned these near-death experiences to high carbon diox
A six-passenger spaceship owned by an offshoot of Virgin Group fired its rocket engine in flight for the first time on Monday, a key step toward the start of commercial service in about a year, Virgin owner Richard Branson said.
This letter is provided as a reply to your reader who wrote in about “Building Cabins on a Shoestring Budget”.
A decade in the making, this new encryption system is so far unhackable.
If you could make anything you want, what would it be? That's the challenge 3D printing poses to consumers.
Robots Make Perfect Assistants — But Not Caregivers
We now know exactly when Apple will be showcasing its latest mobile operating system to the world, but that doesn’t stop the constant rumours and speculation about the software.
Pamela Rae Schuffert has been performing in-depth investigative journalism nationwide for 18 years now. TONIGHT'S TOPIC: AMERICAN HOLOCAUST and The Coming NEW WORLD ORDER. President Obama, Please HALT "RING OF FIRE" Nukes NOW!
It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that we are at the cusp of 3D printing revolution.
The day two bombs exploded in Boston, “in the cities of Baghdad, Fallujah and Kirkuk in Iraq, there were ‘serial blasts.’ Fourteen car bombs and three roadside bombs went off. Thirty-three people were killed and over 160 wounded.”
One reason fans attend auto races is because the cars are loud -- in some cases, exceptionally loud. Spectators simply love the roar of the engines.
PASADENA, Calif. -- The Herschel observatory, a European space telescope for which NASA helped build instruments and process data, has stopped making observations after running out of liquid coolant as expected.
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After Officer Pedro Serrano decided to testify in federal court about what he sees as wrongdoing within the New York Police Department, a rat sticker appeared on his locker. That was the least of his problems.
WEIRD!!!! Despite temperatures climbing to almost 80 degrees on Sunday, beachgoers to a lake in eastern Minnesota saw spiky mounds of ice in almost volcanic-looking formations along the edge of the beach.
Workers at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant are struggling to contain groundwater that is pouring into the plant’s reactor buildings by the minute.
With economic growth stuck near zero and unemployment rising, Europeans are increasingly impatient with the budget discipline imposed as part of the European Union’s showcase anti-crisis pact.
....would allow Americans to drink water contaminated thousands of times past the legal limit. It would allow residents to remain in a disaster zone even when there’s lots of dangerous material in the air.... would allow resettlement of unfit areas
A government task force is preparing legislation that would pressure companies such as Facebook and Google to enable law enforcement officials to intercept online communications as they occur, according to current and former U.S. officials
FBI agents are conducting interviews about the relationship between Virginia Gov. Robert F. McDonnell, his wife, Maureen, and a major campaign donor who paid for the food at the wedding of the governor’s daughter, according to four people familiar wi
Their guns drawn, a dozen federal agents, police and forensics experts kicked in the door of a run-down two-story home in Arkansas shortly after dawn, barged inside and ordered the occupants to put their hands on their heads.
Osama bin Laden’s name should not be banned from the terrorism trial of an Egyptian Islamic preacher despite claims by defense lawyers that it would be prejudicial toward their client, the government has told a federal judge.
In Syria's largest city, Aleppo, rebels aligned with Al Qaeda control the power plant, run the bakeries and head a court that applies Islamic law.
Virginia does not have to allow people outside its borders to take advantage of the commonwealth’s Freedom of Information Act, the Supreme Court ruled Monday.
Nest, the only company that has ever gotten journalists to use the words “sexy” and “thermostat” in the same sentence (see “A Smart, Sexy–Thermostat?!”), today announces a sexy thermostat software update for its sexy thermostat hardware.
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner has carried passengers for the first time since a battery problem grounded all 50 planes worldwide, and Boeing says it already has modified the battery systems aboard more than 10 airplanes to correct the problem.
12 news Interviews Attorney Marc J. Victor on the Jodi Arias Trial and gets his perspective on how both the defense and the prosecution is handling this case.
