Ghostbusters Science: Gamma-Ray Lasers Could Be Made From Positronium Antimatter
Scientists say it might be possible to make a gamma-ray laser from a Bose-Einstein condensate of positronium
Nasa Plans to Grow Plants on Moon and Mars
Space agency to send seedlings to moon in 2015 as first stage of plans for Martian greenhouse
Urban Survival: Scientists Prove Birds Disoriented by Sounds of Technology
Migratory birds such as robins lose internal compass bearings because of humans' electromagnetic noise
Tiny Egyptian Mummy Confirmed by CT Scan to be Baby's Remains
The mystery surrounding a tiny Egyptian mummy from 600BC has at least been solved.
Chickasaw Nation: The Fight to Save a Dying Native American Language
A 50,000 year-old Native American tribe is fighting to keep its language and culture alive by engaging audiences online.
Robot Sex is a Turn-on for One in Six People
A One Poll survey to mark the launch of Almost Human has found that we fear robots will take our jobs.
Soviet Space Capsule and Spacesuits to Reach £1m at Auction?
Secondhand Cold War era Vozvrashchayemyi Apparat capsule and spacesuits under the hammer at Brussels auction house
Why is Apple Collecting Location Data from my iPhone and How Do I Turn it off?
Apple's "Frequent Locations" data tracking on iOS7 has sparked controversy
Student Receives US Government Drone in the Post - UPS Says 'Keep it'
College student receives military drone that belongs to US government through the mail
Black Milk Geek Clothing Brand Sorry over Star Wars Day Facebook Meme
Australian fashion brand built on social media bans opinions on Facebook page in row over 'goddess' joke
Pirate Bay Uploader Faces $32m Lawsuit over UFC Sports Content
Ultimate Fighting Championship parent company Zuffa suing Secludedly aka Steven Messina for uploading 124 events
Watch HD Video Stream of Earth from the International Space Station Live Online Now
See the world spin in HD by tuning into the High Definition Earth Viewing (HDEV) experiment aboard ISS.
Godzilla: 3D Hollywood Movie Version is 'Too Fat' Say Japanese Fans
Fans in Japan are complaining that the monster has been "super-sized" by Warner Bros and Legendary Pictures.
Ancient Egyptians Used Wet Sand and Sledges to Move Gigantic Pyramid Stones
Physicists believe the Egyptians wet the desert sand, which made it easier to pull a sledge with the stones.
Humans Have Grown 4 Inches in 100 Years Since World War I
Study of soldiers who fought in First World War reveals average height of men has increased
FCC's Net Neutrality Reforms in the US: What's Going On?
Federal Communications Commission mulls new rules to govern open internet
Virgin Atlantic Trials Low-Energy Bluetooth Beacon Technology at London Heathrow Airport
Virgin Atlantic picks Heathrow as the first airport in the world to test Beacon technology for customer experience.
20 Years of Spam Emails: How Companies Can Protect Themselves
Spam has evolved and become worse because of technological advances
International Space Station Tests Effects of Space on Human Immune Cells
Scientists want to see how immune cells change in zero gravity so they can better protect astronauts.
What is Paym? Banks Challenge PayPal with Mobile Payments Service
Account holders can send up to £250 a day to friends by linking mobile number to bank account
Downfall of Roman Republic Caused by Concrete?
Rise of concrete as a building material made politicians think like kings, says academic
Nasa Releases Picture of Ancient Star Cluster Messier 5 Captured on the Hubble Space Telescope
18th-century astronomer Charles Messier thought that it was a nebula, but Messier 5 is actually an ancient star cluster
Record Numbers on Antidepressants in UK
Prescriptions of 'happy pills' increase by almost 25% in Britain, leading to concerns that doctors are handing out prescriptions too easily
3D-Printed Lens Turns Smartphones Into a £1 Microscope to Detect Diseases
High-quality lenses costing less than a penny apiece can produce images as good as a £300 microscope
Nasa and littleBits Launch Space Kits to Build Battery-Powered Mars Rovers
Space agency joins start-up firm to launch educational toy for children
Scientists Create Adhesives Inspired by Lizards' Sticky Feet
University of Massachusetts Amherst researchers create Geckskin, a material that can stick on almost anything
Power Suit: Wearable Tech That Lets You Make Instant payWave NFC Contactless Payments
Australian tailors MJ Bale have chosen Visa's payWave NFC payment technology for a new smart suit
Ghost of Victorian Girl Appears in String of York Castle Museum Family Photos
Photos from 2012 show little girl's ghost following family through museum
China: Recycled Concrete Houses 3D-Printed in 24 Hours
Shanghai-based WinSun Decoration Design Engineering mini-village could solve housing crisis around world
Anonymous' Airchat Aims to Allow Communication Without Needing Phone or Internet Access
Anonymous is testing a free communications tool that doesn't require phone or internet access
