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According to modern quantum theory, energy fields permeate the universe, and flurries of energy in these fields, called “particles” when they are pointlike and “waves” when they are diffuse, serve as the building blocks of matter and forces. But new
When Dan Tentler wants to find something on the internet, he doesn’t use Google or Bing. Tentler, a freelance security consultant, is a road-less-traveled kind of guy. He likes to check out the internet’s alleyways and backroads. And for people like
A school girl wearing Sagawa Electronics' Power Jacket MK3 stands above a grown man
In what they're calling a breakthrough discovery, UCL researchers studying the properties of titanium dioxide catalysts, which are widely used in self-cleaning products and materials, claim to have challenged the accepted view of how mixed-phase samp
Common sense tells us that a new iPad isn't far away. With last November's 4th-generation model being little more than a minor spec-bump, we're going on 16 months since the last significant update to the 9.7-inch iPad.
George Zimmerman's lawyer started his first full day of presenting his defense today by calling several of Zimmerman's friends and co-workers to testify that it was Zimmerman's voice screaming for help on 911 calls seconds before he shot teenager Tra
Lawyers for an Army private who gave mountains of classified information to WikiLeaks opened their defense at his court-martial Monday with leaked video of a U.S. helicopter attack in Baghdad _ footage in which airmen laugh and call targets "dead bas
Children’s health should be put ahead of convenience and commercial benefits. Children should not use mobile phones except in an emergency, and WiFi should be replaced with wired alternatives in schools and other settings where children spend conside
Who better to help Greece escape financial turmoil than Wall Street mafia head Goldman Sachs and the international banking elite family known as the Rothschilds?
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New tricks will enable a life-logging app called Saga to figure out not only where you are, but what you’re doing.
It should be no surprise that the Roberts Court is pro-business, but the road it has traveled to insure that large corporations are sacred cows that are infallible and immune to legal precedents and possibly Federal law is amazing. It is shocking th
David Mezzapelle believes that we all have the capacity to make optimism contagious just by sharing our life's adventures, our successes, and even our failures. Mezzapelle is the author of Contagious Optimism, an uplifting book series that contains
We have beaten the time barrier,” says evolutionary biologist Ludovic Orlando of the University of Copenhagen, who led the work with colleague Eske Willerslev. Noting that the oldest DNA sequenced before this came from a polar bear between 110,000 an
Long before the Inca built Machu Picchu, the Wari empire flourished between A.D. 700 and 1000 throughout much of present-day Peru. At a time when Paris had just 25,000 residents, the Wari capital Huari was home to 40,000 people at its height, accordi
One rare-earth, erbium, acts as a natural amplifier so it is used in fibre-optic cables to boost signals. Terbium generates a change in an electrical circuit when the metal is compressed. That is why it is often found in earthquake monitoring devices
biophotons are used by the cells of many living organisms to communicate, which facilitates energy/information transfer that is several orders of magnitude faster than chemical diffusion. According to a 2010 study, "Cell to cell communication by bi
Avocado fries. Yep -- it seems the list of amazing things you can do with avocados never seems to end. And that list includes turning them into a delicious version of french fries. And they are deeeeeeelicious!
Going off-grid is easier than it used to be as the equipment gets cheaper and better, but it is still a challenge.
As we look toward a future of more renewable energy being fed into the grid, having reliable energy storage to back up intermittent wind and solar will be necessary for everything to run smoothly.
The Swiss company will supply high-voltage chargers for Fastned's network of 200 fast-charging stations in the Netherlands.
Hackers who wiped tens of thousands of PC hard drives in South Korea earlier this year also appear to be targeting the country's military secrets, according to a report.
This Fourth of July holiday, we planned to kick back with our friends and sip on lots of patriotic cocktails. That is, until our deputy managing editor Elyse shared an app that shows us what alcohol does to our skin. (Thanks Elyse!)
NASA, Boeing, and others are using 3-D printed parts in their aircraft. Next up? A printable private jet.
The craft touched down in New York over the weekend after zipping across the States, but not without some technical difficulties.
A new batch of rumors about the hotly-anticipated Motorola Moto X smartphone claims that the device will pack a ClearPixel camera which will support gesture controls, and offer a pure Android experience.
Tensions remain high in Cairo after the shooting of dozens of supporters of ousted president...
CEOs are legendary for defending their tax paying records, and eager to imply that government is responsible for any of their tax delinquencies.
The country's top special operations commander ordered military files about the Navy SEAL raid on Osama bin Laden's hideout to be purged from Defence Department computers and sent to the CIA, where they could be more easily shielded
Instead of focusing on catching actual terrorists, police spy on Americans who criticize the government, or the big banks or the other power players.
