W Bruce Cameron:
Last month a South Korean company began offering a service that will enable dog owners to communicate with their pets via cell phones.

Feel free to read the above sentence as many times as you need to.

A University of Chicago survey suggests 76 percent of physicians believe in God and 59 percent believe in some sort of afterlife.

A spectacular, luminous ring offers the best evidence yet that a nearby star is circled by a newly formed solar system. Check out this amazing photo.

New muscle, complete with blood vessels, has been grown from scratch in the laboratory and implanted into a living mouse.

The BlueGene/L machine currently under construction at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the US was crowned top number-cruncher.

Scores of companies are betting that delivering audio content of all kinds to handsets could be bigger than camera phones and ringtones.

Doctors in India are baffled by a teenage boy who appears to have started having periods.

Dave Taylor:
Today I’m attending a search engine research workshop run by Brad Fallon in Atlanta, Georgia. My part of this workshop is to talk about how blogging can help your search engine placement, but what I’m actually talking about is whether search engine results placement (SERP) is a meaningful measure of whether […]

Using computer-controlled temperature and LEDs , an underground rice and vegetable farm called Pasona O2 in Tokyo hopes to have its first harvest this summer (2005). Great photos.

This is a radio-controlled gold ball that acts like a normal ball until you press a button.

A little spherical spacecraft may soon be buzzing around the exterior of the International Space Station and the space shuttles to inspect for any damage.

Around 35% of music consumers now download tracks legally via the Internet and the percentage will soon pass the 40% who have pirated music, according to a new survey released Monday by Entertainment Media Research.