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Today: Biological Rhythms 48 Multi Media Card Exchange: The crew stopped the first half of the 24-hour recording that began yesterday and changed out the Multi Media Card and battery of the Digital Walk Holter ECG, then ...

Supernovae are among the most violent phenomena in the universe. They are huge explosions that end the lives of certain types of stars. These explosions release immense amounts of energy, so much that some can be observe...

Scientists have found a bit of a mystery at the dwarf planet Ceres. Yes, there are those intriguing bright spots inside numerous craters, which is a mystery that has mostly been solved, being made of bright salts, likely...

Leak of Democrats’ emails raises unprecedented fears of meddling in election --

Last month, China signed an agreement with the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) to open the country's future space station for science experiments and astronauts from U.N. member states. According t...

The docking ring used by ESA's Automated Transfer Vehicle cargo spacecraft for five missions to the International Space Station is displayed in the laboratory corridor of ESA's technical heart in the Netherlands.

Technology image of the week: a docking ring for joining ESA's ATV space truck to the International Space Station goes on show at ESA's technical heart

The Sentinel-3A satellite recently caught this image of a dust storm blowing east across the Red Sea

NASA's Human Research Program (HRP) is releasing a video titled "Microbiomics: The Living World In and On You" to highlight microbial research on the International Space Station. HRP's Twins Study uses omics to study Sco...

At the beginning of Bee Movie, Jerry Seinfeld explains in a voiceover, "According to all known laws of aviation," bees should not be able to fly. But the bee flies anyway "because bees don't care what humans think is imp...

Three of Australia's major banks on Wednesday filed a joint application with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to force Apple into negotiations over the installation of third-party mobile payments softwa...

Renowned photographer Carol M. Highsmith is reportedly suing Getty Images for $1 billion, claiming that the stock photo company committed copyright infringement through the “gross misuse” of 18,755 of her photographs...

Leapdroid is an Android emulator for PC. It claims to be the best and fastest. Is it everything it claims to be? Find out in our Leapdroid review!

(NASA/Johnson Space Center) NASA's Human Research Program is releasing a video titled 'Microbiomics: The Living World In and On You' to highlight microbial research of its Twins Study. It's the seventh video in the omics...

Apple’s announcement of a decline in China revenue in the latest quarter comes as little surprise. The iPhone, while a status symbol, is expensive and a lot of Chinese consumers aren't ready for that. But which compan...

Researchers have learned another thing about spider silk, and as with past discoveries, it may lead to the development of new materials for use among humans. This time around, a group of researchers from Rice University ...

The use of cell tower simulators called "stingrays" by police will require an application to the court under a new Illinois law effective January 1, 2017. Any data obtained from non-targeted individuals in the area must ...

Food and sex are two of life’s greatest things. Sometimes they’re great together, but they’re also awesome separately. So when we found a statistic indicating a higher-than-expected proportion of millennials love d...

Alone on the cosmic road, far from any known celestial object, a young, independent star is going through a tremendous growth spurt....

For the second time in as many months somebody has tried to use my images to lie to models about their photography. Because of this deception, it’s certainly no giant leap to accuse these individuals of ill intent, esp...

A result from an experiment in Hungary catches the attention of a group of theorists in the United States. Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider aren't the only ones investigating a possible sign of a new particle. In ...

Upthere, a little-known startup founded by former Apple software gurus, thinks it can do far better than Apple iCloud, Dropbox, Box, and others when it comes to quickly storing, organizing, and searching digital photos, ...