Recent damage to the Arecibo telescope could keep it offline for monthsCrews are still assessing the damage caused by a broken cable.By C. Fisher, 08.19.2020
Puerto Rico’s Arecibo radio telescope suffers serious damageA broken cable caused a 100-foot-long gash in the world's second-largest telescope.By C. Fisher, 08.12.2020
Microsoft and Bridgestone launch real-time tire damage systemIt will also log where on the road the damage happened.By R. England, 06.30.2020
Harvard's noodly robot fingers are great at grabbing jellyfishThe ‘fettuccini-like silicone fingers’ could help scientists study marine creatures.By C. Fisher, 08.28.2019
The latest 'Fortnite' weapon lets you drop heavy stuff on opponents’ headsIt’s one way to battle giant mechs.By C. Fisher, 08.20.2019
This is why you don't look directly at a solar eclipseA woman has permanent vision loss because she looked at the sun for six seconds.By M. Locklear, 12.07.2017
This color-changing polymer warns of tiny damage you can't seeThe material houses microscopic color-changing capsules that turn red for cracks and damage invisible to the human eye.By M. Smith, 01.18.2016
Interview: Technical Game Designer Chadd "Celestalon" Nervig talks Warlords of DraenorBy O. Grace, 04.05.2014
Curiosity rover flaunts its battle scar, wind sensor is bruised (but not broken)By Z. Lutz, 08.21.2012