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A new genetic family tree of the UK's birds may help predict which will see their populations decline in future

Scientists have identified a part of the brain that decodes visual, and social, contexts. video with article

The non-profit association that oversees Internet addresses is trying to crack down on shady Web pages used by spammers and hackers.

Team members in charge of the Phoenix Space Lander said new photos show the spacecraft may be resting on splotches of ice, a possible sign of long-ago life on the planet. (May 31) © 2008 The Associated Press

To help the college students keep better track of their time - even when they're procrastinating - this article has listed over 40 different mashups that combine the best features from favorite tools like Google Maps, Twitter, Wikipedia, YouTube and more.

A technology normally used in reconstructive surgery to create prosthetic limbs is now being applied to create reproductions of Iraq's precious and fragile cuneiform clay tablets, according to an Italian team of researchers.

Oceans cover more than 70% of Earth's surface, making them the world's largest solar collectors. The sun's heat warms the surface water a lot more than the deep ocean water, and this temperature difference creates thermal energy.

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Benjamin Fulford reports from Tokyo on a mysterious plasma weapon seen prior to the Niigata earthquake in July, 2007 and red, white and blue lights seen prior to the recent earthquake in China. Both quakes targeted nuclear facilities...coincidence?