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Our Spaceflight Heritage: The legacy of STS-107 The STS-107 crew includes, from the left, Mission Specialist David Brown, Commander Rick Husband, Mission Specialists Laurel Clark, Kalpana Chawla, and Michael Anderson, Pilot William McCool, and Payload Specialist Ilan Ramon.
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How Mind-Reading Technology Can Enable Locked-in Patients to 'Talk' The technology to control a computer using only your thoughts has existed for decades. Yet we've made limited progress in using it for its original purpose: helping people with severe disabilities to communicate.
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Far East Asian DNA Changed Little Over 7700 Years Devil'sGateCave Exterior of Devil's Gate, the cave in the Primorye region near the far eastern coast of Russia. Photo: Elizaveta Veselovskaya.
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Quantum computer 'construction plan' drawn up Physicists have drawn up construction plans for a large-scale quantum computer. These super-fast machines promise to revolutionise computing, harnessing the world of quantum mechanics to solve problems that are beyond reach for even the most ...
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Bat Bot flying robot takes to the air video - CNET Summon your inner Ash Ketchum with Tomy's Throw 'n' Pop Pokeballs. Beat your opponent by winning the highest number with... Play video. Video: The deadliest jobs in America, ranked. The deadliest jobs in America, ranked. 1:33 January 27, 2017.
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Massive lava stream exploding into ocean in Hawaii This Jan. 28, 2017 photo provided by the U.S. Geological Survey shows a closeup view of a lava stream pouring out of a lava tube on the sea cliff at the Kamokuna ocean entry at the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on the Big Island of Hawaii.
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4 irrefutable truths about climate change science During the recent confirmation hearings of President Trump's Cabinet nominees, a familiar pattern has emerged. Many of them have acknowledged that climate change is happening, but each has sowed doubt by either understating the connection between ...
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Patrick Rowan's Skywatch: Earth's sister planet, Venus, shines at her brightest Venus is also Earth's sister. Some call her Earth's twin. To the ancient Babylonians, she was the goddess Ishtar. For us here in southern New England, she's shining as high and bright in the dusk as anytime since 2012.
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Jury deadlocks in oil pipeline activist trial A jury could not reach a decision in the trial of a man who shut off an oil pipeline in Anacortes. The mistrial has climate activists celebrating.
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Moon Express Reaches Finals In Google Lunar Xprize Competition The only vehicles that have ever touched the surface of the moon were created by a government. Now private companies from five countries are racing to create a working moon spacecraft.
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