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Weird Crystal Can Absorb All The Oxygen In A Room — And Then Release It Later
Science

Weird Crystal Can Absorb All The Oxygen In A Room — And Then Release It Later

This could potentially make fuel cells, space travel, and scuba diving a lot more efficient.

Feds Bust Maker Of Smartphone “Stalker App”
Security

Feds Bust Maker Of Smartphone “Stalker App”

It is the first indictment of its kind. "One down, and 400 to go," says anti-cyberstalking expert

How The U.S. Will Contain The Spread Of Ebola: Good Old Legwork
Science

How The U.S. Will Contain The Spread Of Ebola: Good Old Legwork

Contact tracing is the key to preventing an epidemic.

A 1958 Birthday Greeting to NASA from its First Administrator
Space

A 1958 Birthday Greeting to NASA from its First Administrator

Timeline: The Evolution Of Sneakers
Technology

Timeline: The Evolution Of Sneakers

Footwear has come a long way since 40,000 years ago.

Previous Sex Partners’ Semen Can Influence Fly Offspring
Science

Previous Sex Partners’ Semen Can Influence Fly Offspring

So far, the phenomenon has only been seen in flies, but it’s possible it could be happening in other animals.

Scientist Gives Himself Fecal Transplant To Try A Hunter-Gatherer’s Microbiome
Health

Scientist Gives Himself Fecal Transplant To Try A Hunter-Gatherer’s Microbiome

Why a field researcher from America has exposed his colon to the gut microbiome of a tribesman from Tanzania

The Month In Plagues: An Enterovirus Outbreak, Pubic Lice Are Not Going Extinct, And More
Diseases

The Month In Plagues: An Enterovirus Outbreak, Pubic Lice Are Not Going Extinct, And More

NASA Needs You
DIY

NASA Needs You

Climate Change May Be To Blame For California Drought
Science

Climate Change May Be To Blame For California Drought

Scientists say the dry spell that's costing the Golden State billions could be man-made.

Runner-Up In NASA’s Space Taxi Contest Will Fight Decision
Science

Runner-Up In NASA’s Space Taxi Contest Will Fight Decision

Will NASA be required to fund the Dream Chaser?

The Turbine Tweak That Could Save Battered Bats
Environment

The Turbine Tweak That Could Save Battered Bats

Solution: Make turbines look less like trees

Portal 2 Improves Cognitive Skills More Than Lumosity Does, Study Finds
Gaming

Portal 2 Improves Cognitive Skills More Than Lumosity Does, Study Finds

What does it mean when "entertainment" games improve players' test scores more than brain-training programs?

How An Evangelical Christian Researcher Reconciles Science With Her Faith
Global Warming

How An Evangelical Christian Researcher Reconciles Science With Her Faith

Climate scientist Katherine Hayhoe writes about God, climate change, and the unknown.

The Week In Numbers: Crabwalking Robots, Ferocious Fungi, And The Future Of Game Of Thrones
Science

The Week In Numbers: Crabwalking Robots, Ferocious Fungi, And The Future Of Game Of Thrones

A theoretical spoiler below

The Week In Drones: Drones Fight Ebola, Iranian Dogfighters, And More
Health

The Week In Drones: Drones Fight Ebola, Iranian Dogfighters, And More

Keeping up with the droneses

John Paul Stapp, a Real Life Rocket (Sled) Man
Space

John Paul Stapp, a Real Life Rocket (Sled) Man

FDA Takes Action Against Companies Selling Fraudulent ‘Ebola Cures’
Health

FDA Takes Action Against Companies Selling Fraudulent ‘Ebola Cures’

Do they also have snake oil for sale?

In Africa, Ebola Patients Need More Than Medicine
Diseases

In Africa, Ebola Patients Need More Than Medicine

Seventy-five percent of Ebola victims are women. Paul Farmer, the revolutionary doctor, thinks we should reconsider how we treat the virus.

Bad Space Weather May Have Caused Fatal Afghan Gun Battle
Military

Bad Space Weather May Have Caused Fatal Afghan Gun Battle

Specifically, bubbles may be to blame.