Science & Technology News

NASA astronaut Jeff Williams shows us New York City from a surprising angle

That's according to a new study, which makes a foreboding forecast for China, Taiwan, Korea and Japan

When an emoji just isn't enough, now you can text-message video snippets to your Facebook friends

Researchers in Singapore are pointing to a surprising link between persistent childbirth pain and mental health issues

Few things stay private in the digital age, and Scalia’s grave has become public with the help of a website

The European Space Agency's Philae comet lander, lost during a landing attempt in 2014, has finally been found

NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft, set for launch Thursday, will visit an asteroid, collect a sample and return it to Earth for analysis

For one Philly teacher, reality is a $200 budget for 25 students in a school where at least 40 percent of students live in poverty

They've taken what amounts to step up on key scale but are far from out of the survival woods

Eastern gorilla added to critically endangered list after numbers decimated by illegal hunting

Standing Rock Sioux tribe charges that four-state, $3.8 billion oil pipeline destroyed burial and cultural sites

Native salmon support a $1.4 billion commercial and sport fishing industry for salmon in the state

SpaceX is reviewing telemetry and video to figure out what might have triggered a spectacular Falcon 9 launch pad explosion Thursday

Protesters becry the killing of wolf pack that has been preying on cattle

During a close approach Aug. 27, NASA's Juno spacecraft captured its first, surprising images of Jupiter's poles, delighting mission scientists

Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 isn't the only gadget to catch fire due to the hazards of lithium batteries

Even before Thursday's SpaceX launch pad explosion, the NASA inspector general warned of launch delays for upcoming Boeing and SpaceX flights

On Sept. 7 – the same day as Apple's iPhone event – the company will start a major app review

Stanford engineers are developing a new fabric that uses nano technology to keep the body far cooler than other materials do

Electronics giant has confirmed 35 instances of the new devices catching fire or exploding

Tarantulas are out looking for love, and hikers in Southern California’s Santa Monica Mountains are warned to watch out for the hairy spiders

IBM's Watson supercomputer is being used in some innovative ways at this year's U.S. Open tennis tournament