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Cosmic Log: World's most powerful particle collider is ready for a fresh start after a few snags, including an unfortunate incident involving a bird and a baguette.
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Water ice may yield not only drinking water, but could be used to create rocket fuel and more. Full story
The Leonids should offer a better-than-average display — thanks to the moon phase as well as Earth's orbital path. Full story
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The reality of flying cars
These six designs might soon help you soar over traffic jams, maybe in five years. Full story
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Cosmic Log: The bird vs. the Big Bang Machine
Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: The world's most powerful particle collider is ready for a fresh start after a few snags, including an unfortunate incident involving a bird and a baguette.
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Water discovery fuels hope to colonize moon
Having a store of water on the moon could be a boon to possible future lunar camps. It could yield not only drinking water, but could be broken down to create rocket fuel and more.
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Dumbest Facebook quizzes ever!
Most Facebook quizzes are themed on the one subject we all find irresistible: Ourselves. And while these personality tests feature crazy questions, they all fit into at least one of five categories.
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Facebook hit by ‘Control Your Info’ intruder
Facebook was hit on Tuesday by a well-meaning intruder who took over some of the site's online groups as a way of sending a message to tighten up security.
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Dell smartphone to debut in China, Brazil
Dell is officially jumping into the smartphone market this month in a deal with China's biggest wireless carrier, China Mobile Ltd.
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Through the eyes of a killer
From an airport massacre to a one-on-one execution, the game lets players see what it's like to take a life during wartime.
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The reality of flying cars
Flying cars have long filled our fantasies. That fantasy may will become a reality within the next five years. These six designs might someday soon send you soaring over traffic jams.
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