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Astronauts aboard the International Space Station have dodged a cosmic bullet ... literally.
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Mobile network speeds in urban areas could dramatically increase if consumers connected small, public base stations to their home broadband.
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Intel’s new chief executive must reverse the last decade of declining market share.
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Surprisingly, it's not about catching petty thieves.
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Garlic and flavonoid phytonutrients found in fruits, vegetables, greens, and grains appear to protect against DNA damage induced by mutagenic chemicals found in cooked meat.
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Software that rapidly analyses digital devices and builds a list of a suspect's known associates could be a powerful tool for solving crimes
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Mobile network speeds in urban areas could dramatically increase if consumers connected small, public base stations to their home broadband.
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It can also pick up batteries and basketballs, use a key to open a door, and operate a drill!
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Nanoparticle antennae are woven right into the organic tissue of the ear!
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In a series of experiments, the researchers found they could extend the lives of mice by a fifth, without the animals suffering from muscle weakness, bone loss, or memory problems common in old age.
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Wall Street is buzzing about Apple issuing around $17 billion in bonds. What this means in simple terms is Apple is borrowing billions of dollars, and paying out a small yield to the people and institutions that purchase the bonds Apple is offering
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Smart grid technology has been implemented in many places, but Florida’s new deployment is the first full-scale system.
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Cold fusion products should be coming to market in the next 18 to 24 months, despite years of suppression, as lame stream media is no longer a reliable source. A least one company is now ready to allow testing of their Low Energy Nuclear Reactor (LEN
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HIV-1 is the virus that causes AIDS, and the discovery could lead to novel approaches for addressing HIV-1 "in hiding" - namely eliminating reservoirs of HIV-1 that persist in patients undergoing antiretroviral therapy. The study was published in t
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Physiologist William Beaumont, an army doctor, was stationed in Fort Mackinac in Mackinac Island, Mich., on June 6, 1822, when a fur trapper's gun discharged and accidentally shot 19-year-old trapper Alexis St. Martin in the stomach.
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IBM cuts everyone's commute times by analyzing a massive trove of phone records.
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Don't get us wrong; GoPros have a lot to offer. But at $400 or less, they hardly make you stand out. Instead, consider Gyro-Stabilized Systems' C520 camera mount.
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In harsh arctic regions, it's very tough to get good data while on the ground. Researchers at the Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets (CReSIS) use aircraft including unmanned UAV drones and elegant new software modelling to watch changes in ice.
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The fight against antibiotic resistance has gained an ally in breast milk. An ingredient found in human milk may make surface infections by the resistant bacteria MRSA more sensitive to attack by antibiotics
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At a recent meeting of the American Chemical Society, scientists announced a potential new biofuels source — anaerobic gut fungus (yeast) found in horses' waste and digestive tracts.
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The ProDesk3D uses a multi-cartridge system to create full-color objects at home.
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And calm your drone-panicked nerves!
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Oslo burns garbage for energy--but, against all odds, they're running out of it. What will they do?
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How many games involve axe murder? This graphic will tell you.
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New archeological and forensic anthropological evidence shows that early English settlers in Jamestown, Virginia, dined on the other-other white meat for survival.
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On Monday, July 6, 2009, two engineers from Nevada’s Gaming Control Board showed up at the Silverton Casino Lodge.
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A hacker compromised a U.S. Army database that holds sensitive information about vulnerabilities in U.S. dams, according to a news report.
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Scientists have built a camera inspired by the compound eyes of insects like bees and flies. The camera’s hemispherical array of 180 microlenses gives it 160 degree field of view and ability to focus simultaneously on objects at different depths
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If you’ve been playing Counter-Strike on the ESEA gaming network, you’ve been doing a lot more than tossing virtual hand grenades and firing virtual machine guns.
