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Never miss out on carrying your favorite set of Beats Pill speakers while bike riding with this custom-made Beats Pill Bike Mount. It's ideally made for bike riders who love to travel with music all the time. With this b...

Get to the spirit of DIY designing with these eco-friendly set of Wood Grain Patterned Paint Rollers usable on walls, wood, furniture, fabric, paper and more. By just dipping it on your favorite paint color, you'll be ab...

You may think the Lightning cable Apple included with your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch is enough. You may be right. But it's not for me. I use my iPhone and iPad pretty much everywhere, and I don't want to have to drag m...

A curious ad campaign recently popped up in Vancouver. The backs of park benches have become billboards for Raincity Housing, a nonprofit that helps the homeless. But they're not just advertisements for a homeless shelte...

Comet C/2014 E2 Jacques has returned! Before it disappeared in the solar glow this spring, the comet reached magnitude +6, the naked eye limit. Now it’s back at dawn, rising higher each morning as it treks toward darke...

It's been said before that climate change affects our health considerably. A new study, in fact, indicates that climate change increases the risk and prevalence of kidney stones.

If a spicy burger has already sent people to the hospital, would you still try it? Would you eat a sauce 18 times hotter than a police-grade pepper spray?

Even though Israel’s U.S.-funded “Iron Dome” rocket-defense interceptors appear to be hitting Hamas rockets in recent days, they are almost certainly failing in the crucial job of detonating those rockets’ shrapn...

Following a series of potentially fatal accidents in the recent weeks involving anthrax and avian flu viruses, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced the temporary closure of the two labs involved...

Title: A Little Alcohol May Not Be Good for Your Heart After AllCategory: Health NewsCreated: 7/11/2014 9:36:00 AMLast Editorial Review: 7/11/2014 12:00:00 AM

Astronomers analyzing a long-lasting blast of high-energy light observed in 2013 report finding features strikingly similar to those expected from an explosion from the universe's earliest stars. If this interpretation i...

Earlier this week, China's state-run media broadcast labeled the iPhone a "national security concern" over Apple's Location Services feature found in iOS 7, with the country's researchers stating that the data could lead...

NASA WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, VA – Following further weather delays this week Orbital Sciences Corp. commercial Antares rocket is at last set to soar to space at lunchtime Sunday, July 13, from a beachside launch pad i...

A stunning super moon, a mass of anchovies and African dust made our top picks for the best images in Science this week.

The world's tallest waterslide , located in Schiltterbahn's Kansas City waterpark, opened to the public this Thursday. I had the honor/horror of being part of that public. This is my story.

If there's one thing certain about A Song of Ice and Fire and its related TV series, Game of Thrones, it is this: at least one character you care about will die. That reality has spawned many jokes, none quite so enterta...

Over the past six months, I have been tracking the development of a new category in consumer technology devoted to the development and democratization of tools and practices that promote mental fitness.  Looking at pion...

Saturday's full moon will be a so-called supermoon and sky gazers can expect two more before the summer ends. While not quite a blood moon, a supermoon is quite the viewing event.

Pollution in US cities has been declining for decades now. But sometimes it takes a visual aid to drive the point home. NASA recently released a time lapse of nitrogen oxide--one of six federally regulated pollutants--in...

Tap water: we drink it, we bathe in it, we wash our clothes and dishes with it, and we cook with it. We probably take it for granted. But delivering clean, safe water to every kitchen and bathroom in America is no easy t...

The 1-ton Curiosity rover has now cruised out of its landing ellipse, the area -- about 4 miles wide by 12 miles long (7 by 20 kilometers) -- regarded as safe ground for its August 2012 touchdown within Mars' huge Gale C...