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Our mighty sun bathes Earth in a tender glow. Reach overhead on a cloud-free, summer day, and it almost feels like you can catch a few of its caressing rays.

Ahead of our full review, here are some sample images taken with the new Pentax KP DSLR camera. The Pentax KP is a DSLR camera with a 24.32-megapixel sensor, integrated Wi-Fi, 7fps burst shooting and a 5-axis "Shake Redu...

NASA scientists may collaborate on Russia's upcoming Venera-D mission to Venus -- which would include an orbiter and lander -- NASA officials announced last week.

Samsung has hyped its 2017 TV lineup to the Moon and back, but it still has room for a few surprises. The tech giant has offered more details about its previously-teased The Frame, a TV that's designed to (you guessed it...

It's never been easier to learn how to code using online resources, and that's not limited to computer programming. You know what else is code? DNA, which scientists have been modifying in bacteria and embryos with incre...

A Canadian sex toy maker has settled a class-action lawsuit over the company's alleged practice of collecting sensitive personal information about its users without their consent, according to a report from the National ...

Just because you can retrofit a modern day device to run an outdated, classic OS, should you? Yes. The answer is always yes.  There's now a video making the rounds of good ol' Windows XP chugging along on an iPhone 7 eq...

Only a fraction of missions to the Red Planet have been successful in landing, and the European Space Agency is conducting tests on a design that would collapse arrival.

As a winter storm prepares to wallop the East Coast tonight and tomorrow (March 13 and 14), NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are keeping a close eye on the region with multiple satellit...

NASA wanted to find out whether the Mars 2020 rover can truly drill for samples and look for signs of life at the same time. So, a team of scientists spent the whole February testing tools using a practice rover called t...

The Canadian government just suffered an embarrassing online security breach... although it wasn't as bad as it could have been. Officials temporarily took down key parts of two government websites, the tax-oriented Cana...

Keeping malware off of your mobile device should be a top priority for anyone who purchases a new smartphone or tablet, but what if the battle against bad actors has been lost before you even open the box? That's exactly...

News SAM XT's TRUFORCE Buckle technology auto-locks at a predetermined amount of circumferential force, eliminating nearly all tourniquet slack ... Contributed Author: SAM Medical Topics: Surgical

The Internet of Things (IoT) keeps growing, and as it grows, so too do its security issues. Yet the Federal Trade Commission, which deals with products like these, doesn't seem to be that worried about it.

Humanity has sent some fun and interesting things into space, like dolls, Legos and a soccer ball. But until now, that list hasn't included any commercially available crustaceans.

Despite being the most common way to protect computers and sensitive data, passwords are a terrible security solution. So scientists at Hong Kong Baptist University are teaching computers to read a user's lips as a far m...

Researchers at Ben-Gurion University in Israel have developed a new technique to combat cyber attacks, which they say can protect against any attack carried out through internet photo and video.

Japan, perhaps more than any nation on Earth, has a deep history with autonomous drones. Its companies have been using them for decades to assist with agriculture, infrastructure inspection, and construction. Today one o...

While inclusivity was a central theme throughout the festival, there was still plenty of the quirky and futuristic charm that has come to define SXSW.

According to cloud host WP Engine WordPress is used on over 30% of the world's top-trafficked websites. A recent white paper explains why the open source software is so popular with small business.

The company's insurance went from $13 million to $63 million in liability coverage. SpaceNews.com

President Donald Trump should increase NASA's budget and let the space agency keep working to send astronauts to Mars, former TV "Science Guy" Bill Nye said.