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How would the world change if we found alien life?
If contact with extraterrestrial life is made through radio telescopes, a decipherment process may have to take place to understand the message. (NASA)
A second look by the Mars Global Surveyor at the so-called Viking “Face on Mars” in Cydonia…
Lynne Russell, ex-CNN anchor, and her husband are alive thanks to a gun
Lynne Russell and her husband, Chuck de Caro, believe they would be dead if she hadn’t been carrying a gun. Late Wednesday night, Russell was forced at gunpoint from a motel parking lot into her room. The robber, not satisfied…
The 2014 alternative CES awards
There’s gizmos and there’s gadgets — and then there’s this.
Here’s a few of the strangest things we’ve seen or expect to deal with at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show — including some high lights, some low lights and a…
No science fiction: Company shows off real-world Star Trek ‘tricorder’
In Walter De Brouwer’s right hand, the tricorder used on the TV series “Star Trek.” In his left hand, a real-world version he has invented. (Jeremy Kaplan/FoxNews.com)
“Bones” would have approved.
On a mission to boldly go where no man…
What to expect from the biggest tech show of the year
If you like gadgets, you’re gonna love this: An entire year’s worth of smartphones, high-definition TVs, tablets and more will be unveiled next week at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the premier venue for the world’s gadget makers to…
The man who saved the lightbulb
Larry Birnbaum is the creator of the Newcandescent, an incadescent lightbulb that skirts a 2007 law banning the manufacture of traditional bulbs. (Larry Birnbaum)
General Electric light bulbs on display at a supermarket in Denver. (AP Photo/Ed Andrieski)
A clerk…
Last light: Final phaseout of incandescent bulbs coming Jan. 1
It’s lights out for the light bulb.
On Jan. 1 it will become illegal to manufacture or import traditional 60-watt and 40-watt incandescent bulbs, thanks to a 2007 bill that set strict minimum efficiency standards – and effectively outlawed the…
Former Cosmo Editor in Chief Kate White Spills on Getting Ahead at Work
Psst–We have three copies of Kate White’s newest book to give away to three readers! Head to our Facebook page to enter.
After 14 years as editor in chief of Cosmopolitan, Kate White knows the secret to success.
Fortunately for…
Did Time go too far with breast-feeding cover image?
Time magazine made a bold move with its cover story this week that has industry experts calling it everything from a cheap shot to desperate.
This week’s cover features an attractive 26-year-old mother, clad in trendy skinny jeans with sleekly…
Is LeAnn Rimes in cahoots with paparazzi who take all of those beach bikini pics?
(RumorFix)
NEW YORK – LeAnn Rimes has had enough photos taken of her on beaches in bikinis to star in her own calendar.
The country music singer, much maligned for her scandalous marriage to her co-star Eddie Cibrian (they hooked…
