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Scott Van Zyl made his living taking wealthy clients on "safaris" for the sole purpose of bringing home trophies like leopards, zebras, wildebeests and even lions. Now, investigators in Zimbabwe believe that Van Zyl ende...

We really like emoji. Like, a lot. So much so that emoji have - in some countries - become more popular than traditional characters. We take a look at why.

Apple has hired away a pair of Google’s top satellite experts, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Citing unnamed sources, Mr. Gurman reported that Apple hired John Fenwick, who previously led Google’s spacecraft...

James Cameron has spent years drumming up hype for his Avatar sequels with little to show for it (the first sequel was originally due this December). However, his team is finally ready to commit to specific release dates...

If a black hole's event horizon is a region of space from which nothing, not even light, can escape, why doesn't it look like a sphere?

Tens of thousands of scientists will participate in marches across the country on Saturday, protesting cuts to research and programs to fight climate change. Dr. Jon LaPook has more.

Our gadgets are stocked with sensors that extract information from our environments. Some researchers have found a way to use the innocuous-seeming ambient light sensor to grab potentially sensitive browser data. The pos...

Back in 2014, we shared a clever new photography accessory called the LensFlipper, which is basically back-to-back lens mounts that help you quickly and easily swap between lenses. Now a new startup is going one step fur...

NASA just published this remarkable photo captured by its Cassini spacecraft on April 12th, 2017. Shot from 870 million miles (1.4 billion kilometers) away, it shows Earth as a bright dot framed by Saturn’s icy rings. ...

Script kiddies and online criminals around the world have reportedly started exploiting NSA hacking tools leaked last weekend to compromise hundreds of thousands of vulnerable Windows operating systems exposed on the Int...

After years of delays, James Cameron's ever-growing series of sequels to 2009's science fiction film Avatar finally have release dates. This morning, the franchise's official Facebook page announced that the first film w...

Apple’s AirPods are clearly a success for the company. Manufacturing issues aside, it’s been four months since they were released and Apple still can’t produce enough supply to meet demand. All the people out there...

LONDON-- Governments may govern nationally, but scientists must work globally by requirement, as the folks who establish human truths based on evidence. So while scientists took to the streets in Washington D.C. today, m...

Earth is exhausting--excruciatingly so, if you're a young curmudgeon like me. At times, performing even the most mundane tasks, like commuting on a crowded, smelly subway car, feels like an Olympic marathon designed to t...

The little-known story of how a fight over Fushigi Y gi subtitles built Ottawa's anime community.

After putting Samsung's latest Galaxy through three different torture tests, the results were better than we expected.

Rumors and Leaks continue to surround Apple's highly anticipated 10th anniversary handset. Here is a quick round-up of what we know so far about the iPhone 8's specs, features, and release date.

Top off your Earth Day celebrations by getting outside tonight (April 22) and watching a parade of falling stars: The Lyrid meteor shower is still visible tonight, according to NASA.

In celebration of Earth Day, National Geographic has released several pictures of national parks taken from space.

Earth, photographed from 1.4 billion kilometers / 870 million miles away.Photo: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute NASA's Cassini spacecraft will soonmeet its demise in Saturn's atmosphere, but one of its last phot...

Pinterest thought it launched something cool when it added visual search to its Chrome browser in March. It was supposed to be able to pinpoint specific items in an image, say a pair of sunglasses somebody's wearing in a...

A federal class action complaint has been filed accusing Google and Huawei of fraud, breaching warranty and improperly handling customer complaints after a number of Nexus 6P smartphones unexpectedly shut down and became...