Science

Apple, Google, Microsoft and a broad coalition of major tech companies are making a loud call for greater government disclosure of digital communications monitoring.
Prosecutors in San Francisco and New York say they are bringing in state and federal security experts to test the newest anti-theft features designed to thwart the surge of stolen smartphones nationwide.
Now he knows what it's like to be a goldfish in a fishbowl.
Hackers are proving it's possible to re-engineer Google Glass in any number of creative ways. And in the process, they've put Google in an awkward position.
Big-nosed, horned-faced dinosaur unearthed in Utah
Researchers in Utah said Wednesday they discovered a new type of big-nosed, horned-faced dinosaur that lived about 76 million years ago in the area of what is now the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Drones get crash avoidance tested to improve safety
Be observant. Don't hit anything. Pilots in the cockpit live by those rules. Take the pilot out of the plane, though, and things get complicated. That's the dilemma aviation researchers face as they navigate the future of unmanned aircraft.
In one of the most harrowing spacewalks in decades, an astronaut had to rush back into the International Space Station after a mysterious water leak inside his helmet robbed him of the ability to speak or hear and could have caused him to choke or even drown.
Astronomers have found a new moon orbiting the solar system's outermost planet, Neptune. For the moment, it's known as S/2004 N1, but scientists hope to soon give it a catchier name.
Science finds a reason some people take unreasonable risks
Chemicals in our brains reward us when we do risky things ... if we survive.
University of Minnesota researchers have discovered a single human enzyme that they say is a major source of cancer-causing DNA mutations.