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Best Black Friday Deals for Gadget Lovers (24 November 09:29) |
| On Black Friday, retailers move so much product that their balance sheets switch from red to black. And increasingly, manufacturers are leaking those deals early. |
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Astronauts Say Goodbye on Final Day at Space Station (24 November 09:10) |
| The crew of the shuttle Atlantis plans to spend today wrapping up work at the International Space Station (ISS) in preparation for departure tomorrow. |
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Google Documents Iraqi Museum Treasures (24 November 06:35) |
| Google is documenting Iraq's national museum and will post photographs of its ancient treasures on the Internet early next year |
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Greenhouse Gases at Highest Level Ever (23 November 11:18) |
| Greenhouse gases in the Earth's atmosphere reached record highs in 2008, with carbon dioxide levels increasing faster than previously, the U.N. weather agency said Monday. |
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Giant Cannibal Galaxys Last Meal Another Galaxy (23 November 10:17) |
| New images show the "last meal" of a giant cannibal galaxy as it gobbles down a smaller spiral galaxy, which has been twisted and warped from being devoured. |
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Big Bang Machine Achieves First Particle Collisions (23 November 09:23) |
| The Large Hadron Collider smashed its first proton beams together yesterday, three days after it was restarted following a 14-month shutdown for repairs. |
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Glaciers Shrinking Three Times Faster Than in 70s (23 November 08:19) |
| Since the 1997 Kyoto accord, climate change has worsened and accelerated |
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Third Atlantis Spacewalk Underway (23 November 07:54) |
| After being held up by a suit problem, the third and final spacewalk of space shuttle Atlantis' mission is finally underway. |
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Kangaroo Tries to Drown Man Dog (23 November 07:51) |
| An Australian man was almost drowned by a kangaroo after he dived into his farm dam to save his pet dog. |
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Third Atlantis Spacewalk Delayed by Suit Problem (23 November 05:44) |
| The third and final spacewalk of space shuttle Atlantis' mission is being held up by a suit problem. |
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Astronauts Wrap Up Final Tasks in Delayed Spacewalk (23 November 01:17) |
| Two NASA astronauts completed their mission's third and last spacewalk Monday |
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Third Atlantis Spacewalk Completed (23 November 12:50) |
| After being held up by a suit problem, astronauts wrapped up the third and final spacewalk of space shuttle Atlantis' mission, again ahead of schedule |
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Jail-Broken iPhones Vulnerable to New Virus (23 November 12:40) |
| Hackers have built a virus that attacks Apple Inc's iPhone by secretly taking control of the devices via their Internet connections, security experts said |
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Woman Loses Benefits Over Facebook Photos (22 November 11:21) |
| A Canadian woman on long-term sick leave says she lost her benefits because of photos on Facebook and she's fighting to get them reinstated. |
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Scientist Discovers Way to Cut an Open Fridges Energy (22 November 10:03) |
| A mechanical engineering professor at Flint's Kettering University says he's learned a lot in the years he's spent searching for ways to cut the energy that open refrigerators gobble up. |
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Man Marries Virtual Girlfriend With Public Reception (22 November 08:20) |
| A man who calls himself SAL9000 is set to marry his virtual girlfriend with a public reception, MyFoxDFW.com reported. |
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Houston We Have a Baby Astronauts Wife Gives Birth (22 November 06:13) |
| Atlantis crewman Randolph Bresnik announced the birth of his daughter Abigail on Sunday morning, after being notified privately of the good news. |
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Outlandish Creatures Found Living Deep in the Ocean (22 November 05:50) |
| The creatures living in the depths of the ocean are as weird and outlandish as the creations in a Dr. Seuss book: tentacled transparent sea cucumbers, primitive "dumbos" that flap ear-like f... |
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Big Bang Machine Back Up After Electrical Fault (21 November 08:41) |
| Scientists switched on the world's largest atom smasher Friday night for the first time since the $10 billion machine suffered a spectacular failure more than a year ago. |
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Scientists Will Drill Hole Into Heart of Breathing Volcano (21 November 08:21) |
| An international team of scientists is preparing to drill a 2.5-mile hold into the heart of a volcano that's showing signs of life again in Naples, Italy -- alarming some. |
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Wikipedia Founder Creates Help Site for Homeless (21 November 06:39) |
| The founder of the popular online encyclopedia Wikipedia has created a new Web site that helps Tampa Bay area's homeless. |
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Biologists Save Fish After Washington Landslide (21 November 06:30) |
| A gigantic landslide that buried a highway, uprooted homes and rerouted a river in Washington state's Cascade Range left hundreds of smaller victims: fish. |
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Intel Thinks Brain Implants Could Control PCs by 2020 (20 November 11:06) |
| In its Pittsburgh research laboratory, Intel is developing chips that can harness human brain waves to operate computers, television sets and cell phones |
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Iran Plans to Launch Satellite by 2011 (20 November 10:01) |
| It seems no one is willing to help, so Iran says it will send a communications satellite into orbit on its own. |
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Does Hidden Text Prove Shroud of Turin Real (20 November 09:58) |
| A Vatican researcher claims a nearly invisible text on the Shroud of Turin proves the authenticity of the artifact revered as Jesus' burial cloth. |
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Astronaut Stuck in Space While Wife Giving Birth (20 November 08:53) |
| It may be the mother lode of all bad timing |
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Cosmonaut Says Russia Falling Behind in Space Race (20 November 08:08) |
| A veteran Russian cosmonaut says his nation lacks a viable program for developing a new spaceship and will likely fall behind in a space race. |
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Why Grandma Should Get Online (20 November 08:04) |
| Grandma doesn't spend much time online but she would be better off if she did, researchers agree. |
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The Surprising Stocking Stuffer A Wicked Cheap Laptop (20 November 07:43) |
| McGyver could do just about anything with his Swiss Army knife. The laptop is the digital equivalent of that versatile tool, and today they hardly cost much more. |
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Scientists Circulate Proton Beams in Big Bang Machine (20 November 04:39) |
| Scientists circulated beams of protons in the world's largest atom smasher Friday night for the first time after a year of repairs caused by a spectacular failure after the $10 billion machi... |
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Climate Skeptics See Smoking Gun in Leaked E-Mails (20 November 12:42) |
| Hackers broke into the servers at a prominent climate-research center and leaked years worth of e-mail messages onto the Web, some of which argue that scientists need to "hide the decline" i... |
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Mad Science Growing Meat Without Animals (19 November 11:23) |
| Scientists have since figured out how to grow tiny nuggets of lab meat and say it will one day be possible to produce steaks in vats, sans any livestock |
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Air and Space Museum Moves Beyond Earth (19 November 11:05) |
| A new exhibit at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum asks the big questions: How can human spaceflight become routine? |
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Atlantis Spacewalkers Working on Space Station (19 November 10:37) |
| Spacewalkers Mike Foreman and Bobby Satcher are nearly an hour ahead of schedule as they work to install a spare S-band antenna on the International Space Station |
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20-Foot Fanged Galloping Ancient Croc Fossils Found (19 November 09:16) |
| A 20-foot-long crocodile with three sets of fangs like wild boar tusks roamed parts of northern Africa millions of years ago, researchers report Thursday. |
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When the Russians Came to Cape Canaveral (19 November 07:29) |
| For the first time the inside story of Russia's marketing of their space program to the West is chronicled by one who was there. The colorful tales are told, warts and all. |
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Atlantis Astronauts Gear Up for First Spacewalk (19 November 07:24) |
| Two astronauts will step out of the International Space Station today on the first of three spacewalks to stock the orbiting lab with spare parts. |
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Sony May Not Ship New E-Reader by Christmas (19 November 06:32) |
| Sony Corp. said it is hoping to fill some orders for its newest electronic book reader in time for Christmas, but can't be sure it will fill them all. |
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Pennsylvania Residents Fight for Right to Hang Laundry (19 November 05:45) |
| Carin Froehlich pegs her laundry to three clotheslines strung between trees outside her 18th-century farmhouse, knowing that her actions annoy local officials who have asked her to stop. |
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Study Casts Dim Light on Energy-Efficient Bulbs (19 November 05:10) |
| The study, conducted by Engineering and Technology magazine, shows the energy-efficient light bulbs lose on average 22 percent of their brightness over their lifetime |
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California Requires More Energy-Efficient TVs (19 November 04:24) |
| California regulators have adopted the first energy-efficiency standards for televisions in the U.S., a move that will eventually ban power-hungry sets from the state's store shelves. |
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Trio Charged with Hacking Comcast Website (19 November 03:32) |
| Federal prosecutors have charged three men with diverting traffic from the Web site of Philadelphia-based telecommunications provider Comcast Corp |
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Astronauts Successfully Finish Missions First Spacewalk (19 November 03:02) |
| Two astronauts breezed through the first spacewalk of their mission Thursday as they upgraded the International Space Station with a spare antenna and other gear. |
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Astronauts Repair ISS in 6-Hour Spacewalk (19 November 02:29) |
| Spacewalkers Mike Foreman and Bobby Satcher have successfully completed their planned work outside the space station today, at times 2 hours ahead of schedule |
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Top 10 Internet Moments of the Decade (19 November 11:58) |
| The birth of Wikipedia, the death of Napster, the iPhone, Facebook and Twitter have been named by the Webby Awards as among the top 10 Internet moments of the decade. |
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UK Police Arrest 2 for Spreading Computer Virus (18 November 10:38) |
| A couple suspected of helping spread some of the Internet's most aggressive computer viruses has been arrested in the English city of Manchester, police said Wednesday. |
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Shuttle Atlantis Docks with International Space Station (18 November 10:35) |
| At 11:51 A.M., NASA's space shuttle Atlantis has docked with the International Space Station, 220 miles in the air over Australia and Tasmiania. |
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DNA Testing Firm Goes Bust But Where Does the Data Go (18 November 08:35) |
| A leading genetics company that has pioneered personal DNA testing in health assessments went bust yesterday, raising concerns about the sensitive data it holds |
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California to Regulate HDTV Power Consumption (18 November 08:10) |
| The most power-hungry television sets could soon be banned from store shelves in California as state energy regulators on Wednesday consider a first-in-the nation mandate intended to lower e... |
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IBM Builds Biggest Cat Brain Ever (18 November 07:55) |
| Scientists say they've made a breakthrough in their pursuit of computers that "think" like a living thing's brain an effort that tests the limits of technology |
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