Theoretical physicists at the University of St. Andrews have created Incredible levitation effects by engineering the force of nature which normally causes objects to stick together by quantum force.

Google should update their feeder with a word exclusion list

Three people were kill and three others injured yesterday at the Mojave Air and Space Port in California.

A new freeware tool from Microsoft.

Here's something to put a damper on all those hypochondriacs freaking out about cell phone towers.

Motorola phones will soon get an upgrade, and by soon I mean probably a few years. Microvision's new WVGA pico projector can project a screen resolution of 854 x 480 color pixels with it's wide angle scanner.

Blueprints for ultra-robust Nano-Mechanical computer has been outlined by US researchers.

You don't need a degree in Astrophysics to enjoy looking at the stars. And you don't have to be a super computer to analyze millions of images taken of the night sky, in fact it helps to be human in this case, the human brain is much better at recognising patterns than a computer can ever be!

Science Daily — University of Virginia Engineering School Associate Professor William F. Walker and Research Associate Francesco Viola have developed a new tool — an advanced imaging algorithm — that is, quite literally, transforming the way we see things.

Science Daily: When stars are more massive than about 8 times the Sun, they end their lives in a spectacular explosion called a supernova. The outer layers of the star are hurtled out into space at thousands of miles an hour, leaving a debris field of gas and dust.