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It's a new month, which means there is another stack of books hitting bookstores to check out. I recently finished John Scalzi's The Collapsing Empire, and I had a lot of fun reading it. I've largely enjoyed the books th...

Heathrow is apparently a magnet for drone pilots fond of flying their devices near planes. According to the latest report from the UK Airprox Board, three planes narrowly missed drones roaming the skies near the airport ...

Thursday's launch of a commercial satellite marked the first time SpaceX had re-flown a Falcon booster, culminating 15 years of work to prove that large, orbital rockets can be reused.        

Internet service providers are in an awkward spot. After getting all dressed up for the sell-your-data dance, it turns out they'll be staying home.  Or so they claim. Reuters reports that representatives from Comcast, V...

Using data from the Chandra observatory, a team of researchers witnessed the most distant X-ray explosion ever observed, and are not sure what caused it. The post Deepest X-ray Image Ever Made Contains Mysterious Explosi...

NASA and the Japanese space agency JAXA will start work this spring on an orbiting X-ray astronomy telescope to replace one lost shortly after launch last year. SpaceNews.com

Things are going well for Krablr, the crab pricing messaging app for millennials. Yet now that the app has managed to attract millions of crab lovers the company faces more scrutiny. That’s why Krablr CEO Paul Paulson ...

ABC News' Dr. Jennifer Ashton reports the latest news on vending technology.

The Energy Observer is the first ship to run on hydrogen gas and will sail around the world to promote the development of renewable energies.

Keep your idle hands busy with the FlickDeck2 Bottle Opener Fidget Spinner. Using durable stainless steel and a ceramic bearing, this spinner spins twice as fast as the original. The FlickDeck2 is here to keep you from f...

Treat your tipple to the perfect temperature with the Granite T-Rex Skull Whiskey Rocks by Whiskey Bones. Featuring an anatomically correct T-Rex skull, these rocks cool down your beverage to the best temperature. Though...

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The NASA team studying a lander mission to Jupiter's moon Europa says their work is continuing even though the White House is requesting no funding for the mission in its latest budget.

An atoms-thick layer that would act as a protective coating for sensors could potentially enable scientific equipment to survive on Venus without being crushed or toasted.

Four Earth-observing satellites are targeted for elimination in the president's budget proposal --

Built using Intel's new Micro Mini ITX formfactor, this pocket gaming rig has all the power and all the upgrades of a full size PC but fits in your pocket.

Jedec Solid State Technology Association, which sets the industrial standard for RAM for both PCs and smartphones, announced Thursday the DDR5 RAM, which will be the next generation of the current DDR4 RAM. According to ...

Since the company's last SLR camera, Nikon is choosing to go a different route with things in their brand new Nikon F3 SLR camera. The company is trying to change things up just a bit now with one of the most controversi...

(The Endocrine Society) Novel molecules called selective androgen receptor degraders (SARDs) may offer the next generation of treatment options for advanced prostate cancer, a new industry-sponsored study reports. The re...

Japan's whaling fleet has returned home after killing 333 whales in the Antarctic, achieving its goal for the second year under a revised research whaling program

Toyota plans to spend $35 million on partnerships with universities        

Samsung with its Galaxy S8 introduced a new device unlock feature based on facial recognition software, but it seems all it takes to bypass the low-level security layer is a photo of a registered user.