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Evidence of other universes?

Evidence of other universes?

As scientist gaze out to the edge of the observable universe, they've noticed over 1000 galaxy clusters racing at 621...
 
Toshiba sends an armchair 98,268 feet up in stunning ad

Toshiba sends an armchair 98,268 feet up in stunning ad

In order to advertise its Regza SV LCD HDTV, Toshiba headed out to the Black Rock Desert. There, company reps...
 
NASA confirms the presence of water on the moon

NASA confirms the presence of water on the moon

It's official, folks: Brita can start selling lunar water filters. NASA confirmed the presence of lunar agua today with a...
 
Mad scientists blame time travelers for collider failure

Mad scientists blame time travelers for collider failure

It was weird enough that scientists said a bird dropping a piece of bread on an electrical substation managed to...
 
Space junk forces astronauts to cower in escape pods

Space junk forces astronauts to cower in escape pods

There's tons of junk swirling around our planet, so much that the International Space Station (ISS) astronauts had to sleep...
 
4 reasons why V's motherships don't make sense

4 reasons why V's motherships don't make sense

So ABC's V is here (episode 2 airs tonight), reminding us for the zillionth time that gigantic, mile(s)-wide flying saucers...
 
The world won't end in 2012, NASA argues

The world won't end in 2012, NASA argues

With the popcorn-fueled apocalypse entering theaters this Friday, there's one organization that's not so thrilled about the hysteria "2012" is...
 
Solar collectors in space could finally solve Earth's energy problem

Solar collectors in space could finally solve Earth's energy problem

The Japan Space Agency, along with Mitsubishi Electric Corp. and IHI Corp., are getting even closer to next big thing:...
 
Space elevator competition heats up, closer to reality (update: now with video!)

Space elevator competition heats up, closer to reality (update: now with video!)

You've probably heard of the concept of a space elevator, climbing a 22,000 mile long cable that's attached to a...
 
Galactic Suites space hotel is on course for a 2012 debut

Galactic Suites space hotel is on course for a 2012 debut

Come 2012 (you know, providing the world doesn't end) you may have another venue for booking a luxury hotel: space....
 
Scientist proposes cyborg astronauts to seek out new life

Scientist proposes cyborg astronauts to seek out new life

If University of Chicago geoscientist Patrick McGuire starts calling the shots, NASA won't have to decide between sending a person...
 
Photo: stunning 648 megapixel image of the Milky Way

Photo: stunning 648 megapixel image of the Milky Way

Physicist Axel Mellinger spent nearly two years traveling 26,000 miles across South Africa, Texas and Michigan. What does he have...
 
World's fastest supercomputer models the unseen universe

World's fastest supercomputer models the unseen universe

It's hard to tell what the universe looks like, especially since it takes billions of years for the light from...
 
Photo: Ares rocket's 'shock egg' in mind-blowing clarity

Photo: Ares rocket's 'shock egg' in mind-blowing clarity

Oh boy, I was waiting for this. Whenever NASA has a launch, there's always some cool photography to follow. What...
 
Live update: Ares 1-X launch a success

Live update: Ares 1-X launch a success

Today's the second day NASA attempts to launch Ares 1-X, the experimental launch vehicle for NASA's Constellation program designed to...
 

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