LOS ANGELES - NASA scientists have discovered new evidence that briny water flows on Mars during its warmest months, raising chances that life could exist on the Red Planet, the space agency said on Thursday.
LOS ANGELES - NASA scientists have discovered new evidence that briny water flows on Mars during its warmest months, raising chances that life could exist on the Red Planet, the space agency said on Thursday.
Boeing painted the numbers “7-4-7” in the skies from Minnesota to California on the final test flight for its new jumbo jet.
LONDON - Frankenstein, Oliver Twist and Robinson Crusoe could all be lurking on your iPad if you download a new application launched by the British Library this week which provides access to over 45,000 historical and antiquarian titles.
BEIJING/HONG KONG - China’s Huawei Technologies Co Ltd , the world’s No. 2 network equipment maker, unveiled its cloud-computing mobile phones on Wednesday in an attempt to replicate its telecom gear success in the smartphone market.
SAN FRANCISCO - Google Inc’s new social network has attracted 25 million users, making it the fastest website to reach that audience size, according to data released on Tuesday by comScore.
Washington - An aquatic microrobot can walk or run on water, mimicking the amazing abilities of the ‘water strider’—a long legged insect that effortlessly skims across pond and lakes surfaces.
WASHINGTON — Yahoo! announced the launch Monday of Yahoo! Sports Radio as the Internet company seeks to turn its popularity as an online destination for sports fans into success over the airwaves.
A team led by an Indian origin scientist has packaged lithium ion batteries, which power mobiles and smartphones, into a single nanowire. The breakthrough could be a valuable power source for new generations of nanoelectronics.
Social networking websites like Facebook and Twitter have created a generation obsessed with themselves, having short attention spans and a child-like desire for constant feedback on their lives, says an Oxford scientist.
The US space agency plans to launch next week a solar-powered spacecraft called Juno that will journey to the gassy planet of Jupiter in search of how the huge, stormy giant was formed.