Study on humans' movements through secretly tracking users' cellphones raised concerns over privacy. If the research was done in the United States, it would be illegal, but the study was done in undisclosed nation.

Flying saucers? Alien encounters? It may sound cliché to seriously consider visits from little green men descending from saucer-shaped spacecraft, but the British government is releasing first-person accounts from people who have claimed to see unidentifi

Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory have developed a chip that can save lives by diagnosing certain cancers even before patients become symptomatic.

Satellite imagery obtained from NASA will help archeologist Bill Middleton peer into the ancient Mexican past.

"We are fascinated that some species sleep far longer than others. If we can determine the reasons for variations in sleep patterns, we will gain insight into the function of sleep in mammals, including humans,"

Thomas Edison has long been credited for the invention of sound recording, thanks to his phonograph. However, researchers have recently discovered a a 10-second recording that was created 17 years before the phonograph was invented. It is believed to...

by Stephen Pincock,Scientists have made the world's smallest diamond ring, which could play a role in the future of computing.

Astronomers have captured an image that suggests evidence of a planet in the early stages of formation. On this discovery that has opened a new window onto our endless search for understanding of that final frontier.

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The last member of a ring of copper thieves today plead guilty to charges of conspiracy and malicious destruction of communication lines and systems today according to the FBI.