“There’s never been anything like this,” Ed Stone, chief scientist for the Voyager mission, told Computerworld in reference to Voyager 1’s foray into interstellar space. A study published yesterday confirmed that the probe had slipped the bonds of our solar…
Although Microsoft’s clever jabs at Apple over the past year have managed to win a few fans, a new parody video, posted by the company on Friday, apparently wasn’t having the desired effect and has now been pulled from YouTube.
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Updated Amazon’s mammoth compute cloud experienced problems on Friday, disrupting the constellation of sites that depend on it, such as Heroku.
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Scientists believe they have discovered a new reason why we need to sleep – it replenishes a type of brain cell.
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Laser-guided surgery could improve the odds of removing all of a brain tumour by clearly highlighting its edges, US researchers say.
Tiny fish that live in temporary puddles in Africa reach sexual maturity faster than any other animal with a backbone, say scientists.
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With three days to go until the start of this year’s IFA consumer electronics show, the Taiwanese company gets the jump on its rivals by unveiling what is currently the only handset that can record footage in ultra-high definition.
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Miniature “human brains” have been grown in a lab in a feat scientists hope will transform the understanding of neurological disorders.
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The last surviving creatures on Earth will be tiny organisms living deep underground, according to scientists.
September is looming, and although it is notoriously a bad month for stocks in general, it’s a great month for technology stocks. Specifically, it’s the time for companies to show us what they’ve got for the rest of the year—that…
By Jeyuup S. Kwaak
The Science Museum is transforming its largest exhibition space into a new gallery dedicated to the information technology revolution.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Originally, this story had incorrectly stated the next blue moon “will occur in 2015, when full moons will occur on July 2 and 23.” This story has been corrected with the right dates of July 2 and 31.
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A lifetime of too much copper in our diets may be contributing to Alzheimer’s disease, US scientists say.
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