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  • Investors shrug at pie in the sky plans to mine asteroids, moon

    Published January 26, 2013

    A slew of space entrepreneurs are trying to convince investors that there's gold -- and platinum and other precious minerals -- inside asteroids, just waiting to be mined. It might be an investor black-hole, however.

  • Bad battery design responsible for Boeing Dreamliner grounding

    Published January 18, 2013

    A charred lithium ion battery at the center of the worldwide grounding of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner showed evidence of “thermal runaway,” indicative of a design problem, experts tell FoxNews.com.

  • The new cold war: US leads race to find life under Antarctica

    Published January 18, 2013

    Three teams from three countries have spent years planning, drilling and digging in a race to reach one of a handful of lakes buried up to a mile and a half beneath Antarctica’s trillion tons of ice, lakes that has never seen the light of the sun.

  • Science explains, solves jet lag

    Published January 11, 2013

    Weary travelers of the world, fret no more! The Jet Lag Rooster will solve your problems. The curiously named website aims to make the traveler’s nightmare a thing of the past.

  • Connecticut school killings reignite debate about violence in video games

    Published December 18, 2012

    Violence in video games has been definitively linked to real world aggression, researchers say – and after the Newton, Conn., massacre, people are looking at video games again.

  • Apple's next Macs will be made in the USA

    Published December 06, 2012

    In 2013, Apple will start making computers in America, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced -- after a hiatus of almost twenty years.

  • Magazine editors helped John McAfee flee Belize

    Published December 03, 2012

    Former tech pioneer John McAfee claims to have fled Belize, where he is wanted by police in connection with a murder -- and two magazine editors appear to have helped him flee.

  • Inside 'Plan X:' The Pentagon’s plan for cyberweapon central

    Published December 01, 2012

    The Pentagon plans to bring warfare into the 22nd century, creating a new system to "map" the digital battlefield of cyberspace, defining a playbook for deploying cyberweapons, and designating a management facility in Arlington, Va. to bring it all together.

  • Hackers declare war on Syria

    Published November 30, 2012

    An Internet blackout and complete lack of phone service has not stopped the infamous international hacker group Anonymous from its cyberwar on the Syrian regime.

  • Photo may show iceberg that sank Titanic

    Published November 28, 2012

    On April 12, 1912, Captain W. F. Wood aboard the steamer S. S. Etonian photographed a massive iceberg with a distinctive elliptical shape. Two days later, the “unsinkable” Titanic struck an iceberg and sank to bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Was it the same one?