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NASA's prolific planet-hunting spacecraft has hit the jackpot again, discovering 11 new planetary systems with 26 confirmed alien planets among them.

A small asteroid the size of a city bus zoomed between Earth and the moon's orbit Friday just days after its discovery, but it never posed a threat to our planet, NASA says.

Codecademy is the creation of a couple of recent Columbia University grads who describe the Internet as “an incredible recruiting force for political campaigns or revolutions," suggesting those who know code can change the world.

We all learn differently, but in this digital day and age, it only makes sense to bring education into the palm of your hand with apps.

Russia will postpone two manned launches to the International Space Station (ISS) due to technical problems during testing, the Interfax news agency reported Friday.

Newt Gingrich defended his ambitious spaceflight goals against attacks from the other three contenders for the Republican presidential nomination during Thursday night's (Jan. 26) debate in Florida.

The federal government's plan to expand computer security protections into critical parts of private industry is raising concerns that the move will threaten Americans' civil liberties.

Jumping spiders, which hunt by pouncing on their prey, gauge distances to their unsuspecting meals in a way that appears to be unique in the animal kingdom, a new study finds.

Twitter has refined its technology so it can censor messages on a country-by-country basis -- raising fears that Twitter's commitment to free speech may be weakening.

The tech titan will now allow 13 to 17 year-olds to join its social network. Previously, only users 18 and older were allowed to join the social community.

McDonald's has become the subject of an outburst of vitriolic hatred on Twitter after critics hijacked a promotional hash-tag created by the fast-food giant.

Symantec is advising customers to disable one of its products, after hackers revealed the theft of the underlying code powering the software earlier this month.

Russia's space agency says an unmanned cargo ship carrying 2.6 tons of supplies and equipment has lifted off for the International Space Station.

Young people tweeting from BlackBerries and iPhones are driving the growth of Twitter in Africa, with South Africans by far the most vociferous, according to new research published Thursday.

With Iran threatening to prevent passage in the Straits of Hormuz, the U.S. may face the threat of waterways congested with mines. “Mammal systems” such as dolphins and sea lions have supported the U.S. Navy for more than forty years -- and could keep those routes clear.

The week's best images of our solar system, the galaxy and everything out there, putting you in touch with the most distant parts of the heavens.

Want to earn stuff by watching TV? A free app for that debuted Wednesday. When you tap the screen, Viggle's software for iPhones and iPads recognizes what you're watching and gives you credit at roughly two points per minute

Earlier this week the Supreme Court ruled that the police must get a warrant to track an individual's car using a GPS device -- a step forward in protecting your privacy. Then Google announced changes to its policies that seemed to take two steps back.

As New York lawmakers consider a bill that would make cheating on the SAT college exam a felony, one company thinks the answer to thwarting testing fraud can be found in molecules of plant DNA embedded into a secure identification card.

The venus flytrap's struggle for survival in the wild along coast of the Carolinas faces an added threat from poachers looking to make a buck by uprooting and selling them.

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