HAARP refers to the "High-Frequency Active Auroal Research Program". It is located at approximately 62.39N, 145.15W near the town of Gakona, Alaska. HAARP project is funded by the US Senate and opperated by the US Navy & AirForce

Less than a decade ago 60 minutes went to the Pentagon to cover a new story concerning a concept identified as Information Cyber-Warfare, and now it has already happened, is happening now, and will probably continue to escalate toward an actual war.

Test beams have just been circulated at the CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC), and all systems show 'go' status for the scheduled November start-up operations.

The Justice Department is investigating whether Monsanto Co. violated antitrust rules in trying to expand its dominance of the market for genetically engineered crops.

An Ottawa company is developing computerized glasses that help people with severe visual impairments see -- as well as zoom in on and replay what they saw with the press of a button.

Common infosphere cybersecurity weaknesses that are continuously overlooked, or just have not been patched properly are now the existing soft underbelly of the world's infrastructures. CyberWar 3.0 can become more destructive than using nuclear weapons!

The CERN director-general has made a bid to host the next advanced experimental phase in particle physics - The Linear Collider - to be built on CERN property in Geneva, Switzerland. Its construction is to follow in the Large Hadron Collider's footsteps.

This tribute addresses the following questions: Have you ever wondered where the idea for freezing humans after death really came from? What about the scientific, ethical and legality issues involved? What would the future be like for someone once thawed?

Health Canada received a food additive submission seeking the approval of the enzyme asparaginase for use in the manufacture of wheat dough-based products such as bread, crackers and cookies, cut potato products such as French fries, sliced potato product

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 17, 2009 - University of Utah mathematicians developed a new cloaking method, and it's unlikely to lead to invisibility cloaks like those used by Harry Potter or Romulan spaceships in "Star Trek."