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Has Russia created the most powerful nuclear submarine in the world? Silent. Stealthy. Lethal.

Has Russia created the most powerful nuclear submarine in the world? Silent. Stealthy. Lethal.

If you look up in the sky at night, you might notice one of over 1,300 active satellites orbiting the Earth. (There’s also another 3,000 up there that don’t work anymore.)If you believe they are all controlled by human operators, think again.

YouTube is finally getting into the skinny bundle wars, competing against Sling TV, DirecTV Now, Netflix and a host of others looking to grab consumers who want great television, but don’t want to pay for what they don’t watch.

Neil deGrasse Tyson is willing to fly to Mars with SpaceX, as long as company founder and CEO Elon Musk meets a few key conditions.

A car-size asteroid was caught on camera just before it approached within 10,100 miles of Earth today — less than one-twentieth the distance from Earth to the moon.

The era of the shoulder-mounted camcorder has come and gone.

If you’ve ever watched grainy concert footage posted by a Facebook friend, you know something about the pitfalls of shooting video by hand.

Look down at your keyboard, and if you're surprised—or mildly disgusted—by what you see, it might be time to give your computer a good cleaning.

Archaeologists in Austria have deployed magnetometers and ground-penetrating radar to discover the concession stands and shops that supported an ancient city’s gladiator games.

Going forward, if you happen to come across an intimate image on Facebook that you believe was shared without permission, it will be easier to report it.

Apple was the focus of a mini firestorm on Tuesday revolving around the aging Mac Pro desktop line.

Galaxy S8 Facial Recognition Fail Samsung's Galaxy S8 comes with several biometric features -- including one that could be fooled pretty easily, according to a report.

North Korea may have been behind last year's $81 million heist at the Bangladesh central bank's account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, according to new evidence.

More than two years after its launch, Apple Pay isn’t as ubiquitous as Apple and analysts had expected. Adoption has faltered amid consumers’ security concerns, large retailers’ slow acceptance, and Apple’s relatively paltry marketing.

CancerLocator simultaneously detects cancer and determines where in the in the body it's located by analyzing a blood sample. The program could facilitate not only quicker diagnosis but also more effective treatments.

The "party boats" of Roman Emperor Caligula were so legendary that Benito Mussolini partially drained a lake in order to find two of them a century ago.

Traditional weaponry has often been a burden to soldiers, placing added weight on their bodies, slowing reaction times at times when all of their facilities are needed. Future troops may wind up having a “third arm” to help offset the weight.

Even if you break the screen in half, it will stitch itself back together within a day.

In 2028, a space station could be circling Mars, if a new concept comes to fruition.