Science & Technology
Air France-KLM to fly on used cooking oil in September
Next September, Air France-KLM airlines will begin using an alternative fuel made from used cooking oil in some of their scheduled flights.
Monday, June 27th, 2011 by By Ron Ford
Discovery launch sends storied space shuttle on final mission
When space shuttle Discovery completes its final mission, it will have flown farther and carried more astronauts than any other ship in the fleet.
Thursday, February 24th, 2011 by By Thomas Hart
Only existing high speed rail in America already successful
High speed line the Acela Express travels from Boston to Washington, D.C., at up to 150 mph and attracts more than 3 million riders per year.
Saturday, February 19th, 2011 by By Peter Stone
Payday Loans and How You Can Protect Your Personal Information From Identity Theft
Encryption of your data is just the basic level of protection you need to look for. You can also check to see if the page has HTTPS in the address bar when on application page.
Giant planet dubbed Tyche could be sending comets our way
Theories about the existence of a distant planet called Tyche may be confirmed or denied by NASA telescope data to be released this spring.
Tuesday, February 15th, 2011 by By Thomas Hart
NASA: Russian claims of Apophis collision with Earth exaggerated
The odds of an Apophis collision course are slim, but astronomers warn that the need for an asteroid deflection strategy cannot be ignored.
Tuesday, February 8th, 2011 by By Thomas Hart
Alleged cold fusion reactor demonstrated by Italian scientists
A cold fusion reactor, "the holy grail of physics," could produce eight times more energy than it uses, with no radiation, carbon emissions or waste.
Thursday, January 20th, 2011 by By Thomas Hart
How People Are Taking Advantage of Installment Loans To Cover Budget Shocks Today
Budget shocks are something very common these days. Many middle class Americans have started using installment lending products to get through tough times.
Evidence of 9,400-year-old domesticated dog found by grad student
A 9,400-year-old domesticated dog was identified from a bone fragment in human dung unearthed at an archaeological site in Texas ...
Wednesday, January 19th, 2011 by By Thomas Hart
Baby woolly mammoth clone expected to arrive within six years
A new technique gives scientists hope they can create a wooly mammoth clone from frozen tissue that was found in Russian permafrost ...
Tuesday, January 18th, 2011 by By Thomas Hart
Andrew Wakefield labeled a fraud for linking vaccines to autism
Andrew Wakefield's study linking MMR vaccine to childhood autism was first called unethical, and he has now been accused of outright fraud.
Thursday, January 6th, 2011 by By Thomas Hart
Short Term Loans Are Available Without Credit Checks - What Does That Mean For You?
Having access to a short term loan online when every you want without credit checks is a tempting offer but what should you know before applying?
U.S. rare earth metals mine reopens to combat Chinese monopoly
A rare earth metals mine in California is reopening as a Chinese monopoly controls 97 percent of the world's supply...
Monday, December 27th, 2010 by By Thomas Hart
Google Body Browser peels back layers to show what lies beneath
Google Body Browser provides a free 3-D view of human anatomy that could someday replace traditional sources used for medical research ...
Monday, December 20th, 2010 by By Thomas Hart
Winter Solstice 2010 | Full moon and eclipse welcome back the sun
The 2010 Winter Solstice on Dec. 21 is a day of major significance. The last time there was a lunar eclipse on the Solstice was 632 years ago.
Saturday, December 18th, 2010 by By Mary Rice
You Are Not Supposed To Know Cash Advances Online Do Not Require Any Credit
Credit is not a factor with cash advances online. There are not credit checks so their is no hard inquiry on your record to lower your credit score.
Next Generation 911 brings needed update to 911 system
Next Generation 911 will enable users of mobile devices to send 911 emergency text messages and images rather than having to call the police.
Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010 by By Steve Tarlow
E-marriage: Marriage by proxy for same-sex couples
Same-sex marriage may not be recognized in many states, but e-marriage with services like Skype give the enterprising a way around the law.
Monday, November 15th, 2010 by By Steve Tarlow
Technology and crime | An evolution of criminal deeds
Technology has both good and bad effects on society. Advanced technology brings new and less expected ways of committing criminal activity.
Tuesday, November 9th, 2010 by By $ Bonnie Jones
Personal Online Lending and How It Can Make or Break Your Family Budget During Hard Times
Hard times befall us all but you do not have to break your budget to pay your bills. Use personal loans responsibly to avoid penlaties and late fees.
Climbers on Mount Everest get 3G service on the summit
Climbing Mount Everest just got somewhat more convenient, now that mountaineers can surf the web and make video calls with 3G service...
Monday, November 1st, 2010 by By Thomas Hart
Hubble Telescope astronomers travel back 13 billion years in time
The Hubble Telescope has captured images of an ancient galaxy 13 billion light years away, the oldest object ever observed in the universe.
Friday, October 22nd, 2010 by By Thomas Hart
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