The solution to the mystery of Google's UFOs has finally been revealed - and it was all a tribute to the father of the alien-invasion story as we know it. For weeks, Google has been dropping strange, flying saucer-related clues, via changes to its iconic

Fifteen women were among the 45 candidates who have qualified in the preliminary test for the country's second batch of astronauts selection completed yesterday, Xinhua News Agency reported, citing a researcher with the China Academy of Space Technology.

She regained her vision following a rare procedure -- completed in several steps over six months -- in which surgeons removed one of her teeth, drilled a hole in it, inserted a plastic lens into the hole & implanted the tooth-lens combination into her eye

ALBANY -- The bones are no bigger than the size of a person's hand, but scientists say they are a big and significant discovery.

Currently the Large Hadron Collider is still gearing up toward a slow restart at low 'safety level' pretests. It will not go back online until it has a clean bill of health, with restart operations at half power, then gradually increasing through 2010.

Here's a sobering statistic: One in five of us will become victims of a cyber-attack, which are occurring at an astounding rate of one every quarter of a second!

The editors and writers of Detective Comics were inspired by their own personal research into the cutting-edge technologies being discovered at the time, as they conceptualized the creation of the now historic line of archetype heroes and supervillains.

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.

The pace of human evolution has been increasing at a stunning rate since our ancestors began spreading through Europe, Asia and Africa 40,000 years ago, quickening to 100 times historical levels after agriculture became widespread, according to a study.