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Dana Keller is a colorizer. He takes old black-and-white photos and applies his digital paintbrush, transforming them into a new work of art. Colorization of old photos isn't new, but it's becoming increasingly popular o...

Yesterday evening, NASA officially granted permission to a group of scientists and enthusiasts who want to do what NASA can't afford: Make contact with a 36-year-old satellite called ISEE-3 that's still capable of taking...

NASA and the University of Zurich have announced the discovery of what are believed to be the darkest spots in the galaxy outside of a black hole's event horizon.

The editing tool partners with the Discovery Channel's Digital Networks to incorporate its footage into home movies.

The California DMV has the unenviable job of regulating a new cadre of artificial intelligences that are directing 2,000-pound vehicles around the streets. How do they keep us safe without impeding the development of the...

Bacteria found in so-called "sterile" urine could help identify urinary tract problems, researchers say. Women with overactive bladders could especially benefit, they say.

As a group, U.S. Hispanics tend to stream and download far more video than the population at large.

While Google Play Newsstand itself is available worldwide, the ability to purchase content is limited to a select group of countries. Today that group is expanding by two, with people in France and Germany now having the...

Team DuolCi worked on the vulnerability for five months, and have unlocked as many as 30,000 stolen iPhones just in the past few days.

A security issue with iCloud that leaves iOS users vulnerable was the recent topic of an email from Apple received by hacker AquaXetine, who took to Twitter today to announce …

When director J.J. Abrams recorded his first video from the set of Star Wars: Episode VII in Abu Dhabi, he was sending a number of messages to different kinds of Star Wars fans. The obvious message, meant for all kinds o...

Princeton biologist Bonnie Bassler studies bacterial "quorum sensing" — the chemical communication that makes pathogens so dangerous.

Photographer Stephen Locke puts a cinematic approach into the time-lapse videos of storms that he captures. His recent video of a supercell forming over Kansas is hauntingly beautiful. The post Kansas photographer turns ...

Shooting video with a DSLR can be a pain when it comes to your audio setup. Zoom has been a mainstay of external audio devices targeted at DSLR filmmakers with the H4N and last year's beefed-up--but expensive--H6 . The n...

This article was reprinted with express permission from Thomas O’Brien and Muench Workshops Photographing a meteor shower is more like photographing a time-lapse than traditional still photos. You can never anticipate ...

Not even Ellen DeGeneres can beat this one: NASA asked people to take selfies on Earth Day and humans from Antarctica to Zimbabwe submitted more than 50,000 photos. Of those NASA selected 36,422 photos to create this ful...

One of the most rewarding way to explore a country is to get a bike and ride around for days--or even weeks--without hustle. By bike, you can explore stunning places that can't be experience from the seat of a car or a b...

There are massive and extremely bright stars in the universe that were long suspected by astronomers to die spectacular, explosive deaths, and a new study has put forth evidence for the first time that these cosmic behem...

(Wiley) The therapeutic potential of medical marijuana and pure cannabidiol (CBD), an active substance in the cannabis plant, for neurologic conditions is highly debated. A series of articles published in Epilepsia, a jo...

We’ve said in the past that we’re willing to put up with some of Google’s shadier antics mostly because its services are so useful. However, a new filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission shows that Googl...

Do you lack a telescope, but have a burning desire to look for asteroids near Earth? No problem! NASA and the Slooh telescope network will soon have you covered, as the two entities have signed a new agreement allowing c...

It looks like HP's layoff estimates were off again -- according to the company's latest financial report, it needs to cut an additional 11,000 to 16,000 employees from its payroll to make ends meet. This is the third (an...