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A giant space rock plans on making an appearance in our stellar neighborhood, but it's not as bad as you might think.
More from CNET News Leap Motion was showing off its still unreleased gesture motion controller for computers at Google I/O 2013.
More from CrunchGear ViaSat-1 went up about 18 months ago, but the satellite broadband company is already planning its next-generation bird, ViaSat-2.
More from GigaOm Space engineers are struggling to regain control of the Kepler space telescope, which has lost its ability to aim accurately at the star systems it has been scanning for planets similar to Earth, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said Wednesday.
More from All Things Digital In the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's a meteor! This nifty graph lets you explore confirmed meteor strikes on Earth.
More from CNET News Learning thermostat maker Nest has acquired a Boston-based energy data startup called MyEnergy. The company will help Nest develop its energy data services and continue its missions of working directly with the consumer to reduce home energy consumption.
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When April showers aren't prepping May flowers, we can be found in the backyard flexing our green thumbs.
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Canada’s Radarsat 1 satellite stopped communicating with Earth in late March, and officials fear the satellite may be lost for good, the Canadian Space Agency announced Tuesday.
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Before quadrocopters become Skynet's roaming recon fleet, they'll begrudgingly entertain us, and in a recent promotional enterprise, a swarm braved the London "spring" to remind us of the imminent launch of Star Trek: Into Darkness.
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30 micro UAVs flying in Star Fleet formation take the city "Into Darkness" to mark Earth Hour. [Read more]
More from CNET News It’s always interesting to learn how certain rocks are formed, and gold is one of those elements that is so precious and rare, yet very few people have any idea on how it’s formed in the Earth.
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There are very few things on this Earth that can make a view of the San Francisco Bay even more gorgeous than it already is, and a pier with 67 arcade games lined up side-by-side certainly qualifies as one of them.
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Battery warnings rank right up there as some of the most boring dialogs on earth. How many times have you seen the “20% of battery remaining” alert and just mindlessly tapped it away? Spotted by Gizmodo, College Humor has a great clip showing battery warnings that’ll force you to take notice of the fact that your phone is about ready to die.
More from IntoMobile The Strand-1 micro-satellite (FAQ), controlled by an on-board Google Nexus phone, has been launched into orbit from India by a team of researchers from the University of Surrey.
More from DailyWireless Earlier we reported about the meteorite explosion in Russia, but there is another event going on that is hopefully less scary.
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While there is no chance that asteroid 2012 DA14 will hit Earth on Feb. 15, the asteroid's flyby is history-making for several other reasons.
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House of Marley is a fairly new entrant in the headphone market, arriving in late 2011 among a host of other celebrity branded headphones.
More from Electronista Dennis and Merna Koula were found dead in 2010. Their son was found guilty of murder. Yet the killing looked like a professional hit.
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In a very distant future an alien spaceship will come across one of the Voyager spacecrafts.
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