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Is Google Maps just an excuse for Google employees to take off on adventures carrying cameras and call it work?

The science of the "vampire facial"

Finding a dangerous lack of medical literature on the subject, Mayo doctors did some research of their own.

Zoom around the world's networks with a new 3-D visualization app.

Just sit back and enjoy the carnage.

A Japanese company is working on the technology, which it says it'll have ready by the end of the year.

People can correctly identify a wide range of dog emotions by sight.

It's a phobia, but other phobias don't give you that same woozy feeling.

A new Lockheed Martin project promises to cheaply and easily turn seawater into drinking water.

Kranthi Kiran Vistakula developed technology that can keep your body comfortable in outside temperatures that range from -50 to 50 degrees Celsius.

It's been gone since 1983, but the Lazarus Project has brought it back to life.

Wheeeeeeee!

It certainly looks that way if you hang around beer people.

A brief history of the foundation of life, distilled to its foundation.

All your vital questions about the world's single-origin chocolate flavors, answered

Do you have as much self-control as a Goffin cockatoo?

The long-awaited Veronica Mars movie just appeared on Kickstarter, making tons of money. But where's that money going?

The bacterium found last week was an undiscovered lifeform. No, it was a contaminant. No! Yes!

And more disturbing stats from a biennial report on women and minorities in science and engineering. Though it's not all bad!