Neil Armstrong's brother tells the BBC that he gave the late astronaut feedback on his history-making speech months before it was uttered on the moon. Full story
The Maya apocalypse was only one of many products that missed their release schedule in 2012 — and the same will hold true next year as well. Find out about 13 talked-up technologies that won't see the light of day in 2013. Full story
Will a dad's amazing reaction to a dream present win over more viewers than a dancing traffic reporter, or a Grinch kitty? Those compete against the ghost elevator prank, a two-time winner. Full story
Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy have created a solar cell that can convert 44 percent of sunlight hitting it into electrical energy, setting a new record for solar cell efficiency. But it took the light of 1,000 suns to do it. Full story
Unlike most major Internet brands, Wikipedia had no year-end top-10 list to share. But that's not to say there isn't a list of most viewed Wikipedia articles of 2012.
Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: Neil Armstrong's brother tells the BBC that he gave the late astronaut feedback on his history-making speech months before it was uttered on the moon.
A fossil dealer's guilty plea has set the stage for what is most likely the largest dinosaur fossil repatriation in history, according to an attorney representing Mongolia's president in the international legal battle.
Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: Neil Armstrong's brother tells the BBC that he gave the late astronaut feedback on his history-making speech months before it was uttered on the moon.
The Maya apocalypse was only one of many products that missed their release schedule in 2012 — and the same will hold true next year as well. Find out about 13 talked-up technologies that won't see the light of day in 2013.
The U.S. Senate Friday voted overwhelmingly in favor of keeping a George W. Bush-era surveillance law that will allow continued warrantless surveillance of Americans for the next five years.
The New Year's Eve long weekend is upon us, and you know what that means — good friends and good times ahead. If you're looking to add that special something to the party, then may we suggest you fire up some video games?
Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy have created a solar cell that can convert 44 percent of sunlight hitting it into electrical energy, setting a new record for solar cell efficiency. But it took the light of 1,000 suns to do it.
Will a dad's amazing reaction to a dream present win over more viewers than a dancing traffic reporter, or a Grinch kitty? Those compete against the ghost elevator prank, a two-time winner.