Mysterious Bright Spots Pop Up In Latest NASA Images Of Dwarf Planet Ceres
Two clear and stunning views of the dwarf planet Ceres have scientists scratching their heads as NASA's Dawn spacecraft nears its destination.
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Two clear and stunning views of the dwarf planet Ceres have scientists scratching their heads as NASA's Dawn spacecraft nears its destination.
A Bay Area woman is a step closer to winning a trip to the red planet. The catch is that it's only one-way. Kenya Armbrister of Oakland is one of 100 finalists who could leave Earth forever in 2024.
Google may have temporarily pulled the plug on Google Glass, but that isn't stopping Sony from coming out with their own wearable smart glasses.
Apple may be in the market to buy Tesla, according to the rumor mill.
Krispy Kreme is apologizing after an event named "KKK Wednesday" at one of its stores in the U.K.
Several Bay Area residents and natives are among 100 people selected worldwide to begin training for a planned mission to colonize Mars in 2024.
The National Security Agency has found a way to eavesdrop on countless computer hard drives by installing spyware deep within the drives made by major manufacturers, according to a new report.
Would YOU be the one who unleashes a virus inside the corporate computers? Twitter and other companies are testing employees with phony phishing links to see if they click them.
A Bay Area Uber driver is earning a six-figure income after he turned his car into a mobile showroom for the jewelry he creates.
The FAA released long-awaited proposed rules for drone use Sunday.
Using wireless headphones, hard-partying music lovers in San Francisco stage street dances without driving the neighbors up a wall.
Love will be measured all kinds of silly ways this Valentine's Day, maybe the number of roses or maybe the cost of dinner. But it turns out there really is a way to measure love, you can even see it.
The nation's second-largest health insurer said Friday that for two years it will provide credit monitoring, identity theft repair assistance if someone experiences fraud, and identity protection designed specifically for children. The services are available to all current and former customers since 2004.
Several reports in the technology media seem to be pointing to the liklihood that Apple Inc., famed maker of computers, smartphones, tablets -- and soon watches -- has set its sights on making an electric, possibly self-driving car.
Apple CEO Tim Cook announced during a White House summit on cybersecurity at Stanford Friday that Apple Pay is partnering with the federal government for some financial transactions.
