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About 160 million years ago, a gigantic, long-necked dinosaur — the earliest known titanosaur on record — swooped its lengthy neck to and fro as it foraged for a leafy meal in Jurassic-era France, a new study finds.

A new carrier landing technology allows jet wings to better control lift, making landings for fighter pilots safer and more precise, according to Military.com.

Spherical displays that fly or float above you, perfect for advertising or live shows according to NTT Docomo.

An Australian cyclist marked Star Wars Day – May the Fourth – with a clever bike ride to create the ultimate Star Wars tribute on tracking app Strava, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.

The Kepler space telescope , NASA's dedicated exoplanet hunter, has provided a new look at the gas giant Neptune, and the observations could reveal more about much farther worlds that lie outside our solar system.

Humanity's first up-close look at Pluto was so intriguing that some researchers want to go back and spend a lot more time studying the icy world.

Four public schools in Madison are preventing student access to some popular social media apps during the school day to test whether grades, student behavior and school safety improve with fewer online distractions.

A classified U.S. Air Force spaceplane spent 718 days in orbit before coming down at Kennedy Space Center on May 7, causing a sonic boom that was heard across central Florida, according to Popular Mechanics.

A 4,000-year-old Egyptian funerary garden has been found during excavation work in a Dra' Abu el-Naga' necropolis during a Spanish archaeological dig.

It didn’t take long for Ahmed Subhi and his friends to figure out the best project to launch amid Iraq’s acute economic crisis.

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The world’s biggest social networks are locked in a serious, billion-dollar battle over one of the world’s silliest innovations: puppy-eared, rainbow-spewing photo filters.

A tiny village in Norway suddenly has been swarmed with tourists thanks to a Google Maps error.

A tiny village in Norway suddenly has been swarmed with tourists thanks to a Google Maps error.

I was listening to your national radio show and a teacher called in to ask how she could work from home. You said some teachers are making over $100,000 selling things online. Please tell me more!

See if these sound familiar: You’re not sure where your U.S. road atlas is, or if you even own one. It’s been so long since you licked a stamp, you’ve forgotten what it tastes like. You’ve seen more scrumptious two-minute videos in the past week than you’ve consulted a cookbook in the past year.

"Ever since the 1960s, the United States has been building and equipping a special set of planes whose sole purpose has been to evacuate the president in the event of a nuclear war and allow him to command a war from wherever he may be."

Any car owner with a keyless entry and ignition system, be warned: Chinese security researchers have proven that with equipment costing about $25, hackers could easily open car doors remotely from up to 1,000 feet away, start the cars' engines and drive away.

A new video has appeared of a cigar-shaped ship hovering over Paris, potentially the same ship which was spotted over China and Australia several years ago.

A new video has appeared of a cigar-shaped ship hovering over Paris, potentially the same ship which was spotted over China and Australia several years ago.