NASA Plans To Deliberately Set A 'Large-Scale' Fire In Space
Scientists at NASA want to better understand how things burn in space, so they're planning to deliberately set an American cargo spacecraft on fire.
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Scientists at NASA want to better understand how things burn in space, so they're planning to deliberately set an American cargo spacecraft on fire.
Facebook announced it is pulling support for Blackberry phones. The keyboard friendly phone devices will no longer be able to connect to the the social media network through an app.
The agency that oversees a large portion of land on Mount Tamalpais says it is encountering a new problem of people posting illegal trail locations online.
British actress Talulah Riley has filed to end her second marriage to billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk.
The social media site famous for hashtags and a 140-character "tweet" limit turned 10 years old Monday, as executives have acknowledged their struggle to convince people the service is essential.
It makes perfect sense to Steve Wozniak to bring a convention meshing technology with pop culture to Silicon Valley...
Apple gave journalists and industry tech insiders a preview of the company's new products Monday. The keyword? Affordability. Every new Apple product has been priced to sell.
Astronomers have their eyes on the sky Monday, watching as two mysterious twin comets fly by.
During his historic visit to Cuba, President Barack Obama has reportedly announced a deal under which Google will bring broadband and Wi-Fi Internet service to the island nation.
It wouldn't be an Apple event without some hoopla. But the company's upcoming product announcement on Monday doesn't seem to be stirring much passion.
The San Francisco lodging service's new authorization was announced on the morning of an historic three-day trip by Obama to Cuba.
Facebook and other Western social media including Twitter are banned in China.
The announcement by General Mills that it will start labeling foods that contain GMO ingredients shows the industry might be giving up its fight against state efforts to require such labeling.
The head of Microsoft's Xbox division says the after-hours entertainment "was not consistent or aligned to our values."
Lone-wolf attacks by self-radicalized Americans are likely to increase as the Islamic State comes under increasing fire in Iraq and Syria, one expert predicts.
