Solar Storm Could Create Auroras Over Northern U.S.
March 8th, 2012 | by James Johnson
On March 8 the most powerful solar storm to hit the United States in five years will possibly light up [&hellip
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Fermilab Inches Closer To Higgs Boson Discovery
March 7th, 2012 | by James Johnson
The Higgs Boson particle may soon be discovered according to an announcement on Wednesday by particle physicists working at Illinois’ [&hellip
Apple Unveils New iPad, Introduces LTE 4G, 5MP Camera And More
March 7th, 2012 | by James Johnson
Apple on Wednesday revealed the company’s newest gadget, the Apple iPad 3, currently known as the “New iPad.” The tablet [&hellip
UK Tells Olympians To Avoid Handshaking To Stay Healthy
March 6th, 2012 | by James Johnson
With the 2012 London Summer Olympics just around the corner UK officials are asking their 550+ athletes to stay healthy [&hellip
Facebook Server Patent Uses Air Pressure For Software Management, Server Cost Reduction
March 6th, 2012 | by James Johnson
Facebook is hoping to use new air pressure technology that will allow the social network to move software workloads between [&hellip
Sunspot Shoots Solar Storm Towards Earth. Don’t Worry It’s Not End Of Days
March 5th, 2012 | by James Johnson
Two gigantic bursts of charged particles were shot into space and towards Earth on Sunday from a sunspot on the [&hellip
Man Dies While Attempting Really Stupid World Record Burial Stunt
March 5th, 2012 | by James Johnson
If you’re going to attempt the breaking of a world record it’s probably a good idea not to follow in [&hellip
Facebook 1800’s Edition. Organizations Want To Go Back Further
March 2nd, 2012 | by James Johnson
While dating our lives back to the year 1800 isn’t necessary the new Facebook` timeline restriction is causing some organizations [&hellip
Homeland Security Launches Suspicious Activity App For iOS and Google Android
March 2nd, 2012 | by James Johnson
The US Department of Homeland Security’s West Virginia branch has released a new mobile application that allows citizens to report [&hellip
Ocean Acidification Levels Increasing At 300 Million Year High
March 2nd, 2012 | by James Johnson
Acidification of Earth’s oceans is increasing at the fastest rate witnessed in the last 300 million years, despite four periods [&hellip
How Not To Get Fully Screwed Over By Google’s New Privacy Policy
March 2nd, 2012 | by James Johnson
Google this week launched it’s new privacy policy and as expected internet activists are not happy with the company’s changes, [&hellip
NASA Loses Laptop That Contains Codes To Control International Space Station
March 1st, 2012 | by James Johnson
If the International Space Station disappears one day or crashes into the Pacific Ocean we can blame NASA’s shoddy security [&hellip
Obama Administration Wants To Kill Owls…To Save Owls
February 29th, 2012 | by James Johnson
The Obama administration is struggling with quite the dilemma, in order to save the endangered spotted owl they may need [&hellip
Michael Jordan Selling Massive Illinois Mansion For $29 Million
February 29th, 2012 | by James Johnson
If you happen to have $29 million laying around the Illinois mansion of Chicago Bulls great Michael Jordan can soon [&hellip
Carrie The Musical Is Returning, Despite Monumental Broadway Flop In 1988
February 29th, 2012 | by James Johnson
In 1988 a Broadway rendition of the popular Stephen King movie/book Carrie was released onto the world and it quickly [&hellip
Attack Of The Giant Penguin! Fossil In New Zealand May Be Biggest Ever Constructed
February 28th, 2012 | by James Johnson
It took 35 years to construct but a giant fossil penguin has finally been put together by researchers in New [&hellip
Red Dresses Make Men Think About Sex [Study]
February 28th, 2012 | by James Johnson
Remember the scene in The Matrix when Neo becomes distracted by a woman in a slinky red dress? It turns [&hellip
Iran’s Oscar Win Leads To Verbal Attack Against “Zionist” Israel
February 27th, 2012 | by James Johnson
The Iranian government on Monday stood up for it’s lauded film industry, a rare stance for an industry that hard-liners [&hellip
