11.27.16 Space Massive galaxy cluster found 'hiding' behind the Milky Way The Vela supercluster could help explain how our own galaxy group moves. By J. Fingas, 11.27.16 save Save share
11.21.16 11.21.16 in Gadgetry X-ray laser spots photosynthesis in real-life conditions You no longer have to freeze leaves to see one of the most vital chemical processes on Earth. By J. Fingas, 11.21.16 save Save share View
10.29.16 10.29.16 in Food and Drink Terahertz scans could save male chicks from an untimely end TeraEgg determines the sex of a chicken's egg well before it hatches, sparing it from the grinder. By J. Fingas, 10.29.16 save Save share View
05.22.16 05.22.16 in Gadgetry Terahertz laser tech could scan for bombs at airports Quantum cascade lasers don't just sound cool -- they can save lives. By J. Fingas, 05.22.16 save Save share View
09.07.15 09.07.15 The farthest known galaxy is 13.2 billion years old Scientists say they've spotted the farthest ever galaxy, a whopping 13.2 billion light years away -- when the universe was still very young. By J. Fingas, 09.07.15 save Save share View
08.19.15 08.19.15 Exotic quantum laser could help study other planets An exotic, high-bandwidth laser could help identify the materials in alien planets. By J. Fingas, 08.19.15 save Save share View
10.04.12 10.04.12 iPhone 5 chemical study shows a green Apple, leaves room for improvement Eventually, that shiny new iPhone 5 will have to meet its untimely end, whether it's in a landfill... By J. Fingas, 10.04.12 save Save share View
10.31.11 10.31.11 Artificial tongue distinguishes 18 different types of canned tomato Taste tests are fun -- unless you're in Italy, in which case they're drawn-out and rancorous. Tha... By S. Sakr, 10.31.11 save Save share View
09.07.10 09.07.10 All-optical quantum communication networks nearly realized, 'Answers to Life' airing at 9PM Ready to get swept away into the wild, wild abyss known as quantum computing? If not, we're certain... By D. Murph, 09.07.10 save Save share View
08.28.10 08.28.10 Infrared and X-ray spectroscopy sheds light on Greek statues' original color schemes Life in Classical Greece was a lot more colorful than we've been lead to believe by the weather bea... By Joseph L. Flatley, 08.28.10 save Save share View
