Satellite data gives the first results for the way the land moved during the quake
Artificial lights are disrupting the lives of underwater animals
After years of exciting observations and stunning pictures of Mercury, the spacecraft has run out of fuel
Hi-tech bullets can help snipers hit moving targets
World Health Organization sounds the alarm on “one of the biggest threats to the future of global health”
Some people with wrist ink say the Apple Watch can't detect their skin
Health officials confirm that rubella no longer originates in North or South America
Looking on the bright side doesn’t actually make dark things bright
There won’t be much sightseeing as the solar-powered airplane crosses the Pacific
Kids have been folding paper so it flies since at least the mid-19th century
The underground microbes could help scientists detect life on other planets.
For 13 hours, the space observatory Gaia was misidentified as a natural satellite orbiting Earth
Fashion with distinct looks for men and women is a relatively recent, Western-centric phenomenon
New satellite map shows devastation of Nepal from space
A recent Google patent points to a time when trackpads replace the trusty key
The duels are so popular with the fans that the company is actively searching for more knights to fill out its ranks
The observation comes from analyzing thousands of images captured by remote cameras trained on penguin colonies on the Antarctic Peninsula
Instead of waiting for bacteria to grow, a quick genetic test can identify problem brews
People are more likely to carpool if they think their peers are doing it too
Promoting your country's food is becoming a trendy tactic for nations looking to raise their profile (and tourist revenue)
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