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How L.A. Noire Rebuilt 1940s Los Angeles Using Vintage Extreme Aerial Photography
Gaming

How L.A. Noire Rebuilt 1940s Los Angeles Using Vintage Extreme Aerial Photography

L.A. Noire's carefully reconstructed world owes a huge debt to Robert Spence, who photographed Los Angeles while leaning out of a biplane with a 46-pound camera in the 1920s

New Models Find that Gliese 581d is the First Potentially Habitable Exoplanet
Space

New Models Find that Gliese 581d is the First Potentially Habitable Exoplanet

Is the Ending of the Shuttle Program a Setback for Space Science, Or a New Opportunity?
Science

Is the Ending of the Shuttle Program a Setback for Space Science, Or a New Opportunity?

As spaceflight is privatized, scientists will pay for space trips alongside affluent adventurers

Dinosaur Digs, Particle Accelerators and Crash Tests: Eight Epic Summer Vacations
Dinosaurs

Dinosaur Digs, Particle Accelerators and Crash Tests: Eight Epic Summer Vacations

Not your rainy afternoon trip to the science museum

Worm Regenerates a Whole New Body From a Single Cell
Stem Cells

Worm Regenerates a Whole New Body From a Single Cell

The cells could be further studied for eventual application to human therapy

Hackintosh Diaries, Part 3: Installing and Configuring OS X
Tech Hacks

Hackintosh Diaries, Part 3: Installing and Configuring OS X

In the conclusion of our three-part series, we'll put the finishing touches on our custom home-built Hackintosh PC running OS X

Financial Trading Algorithms Aren’t Just Making Deals, They’re Making War
Gear

Financial Trading Algorithms Aren’t Just Making Deals, They’re Making War

It's an algorithm-on-algorithm free-for-all out there

Did Stem Cell Therapy Repair Bartolo Colon’s Broken Pitching Arm?
Stem Cells

Did Stem Cell Therapy Repair Bartolo Colon’s Broken Pitching Arm?

Hackintosh Diaries, Part Two: Choosing and Assembling Your Hardware
DIY

Hackintosh Diaries, Part Two: Choosing and Assembling Your Hardware

In part two of our three-part Hackintosh guide, we'll walk you through the most complex step: selecting all the individual components for your homebuilt OS X PC

Video: Ranger Robot Sets New Distance Record, Walking 40 Miles on a Single Charge
Technology

Video: Ranger Robot Sets New Distance Record, Walking 40 Miles on a Single Charge

Hackintosh Diaries, Part One: It’s Never Been Easier to Build a Hackintosh
Projects

Hackintosh Diaries, Part One: It’s Never Been Easier to Build a Hackintosh

In the first of a three-part guide, we explain the basics of installing Mac OS X on a homebuilt PC. It's much easier than you might think

How 29 Long-Ignored Elements Could Make or Break the Clean-Energy Revolution
Climate Change

How 29 Long-Ignored Elements Could Make or Break the Clean-Energy Revolution

Depending on who you ask, these long-ignored, widely-scattered elements are either a dealbreaker or no problem at all

We Can and Should Put a Million Electric Cars on the Road by 2015
Electric Vehicles

We Can and Should Put a Million Electric Cars on the Road by 2015

China’s Moon Ambitions: Rover in 2013, Bring Home Samples in 2017, and a Manned Base to Follow
Science

China’s Moon Ambitions: Rover in 2013, Bring Home Samples in 2017, and a Manned Base to Follow

Tiny Fractal-Shaped Eye Implants Could Mimic Neurons, Allowing Blind Patients to See
Technology

Tiny Fractal-Shaped Eye Implants Could Mimic Neurons, Allowing Blind Patients to See

The Psychology of Semen, Part Two: Your Questions Answered
Science

The Psychology of Semen, Part Two: Your Questions Answered

Come again?

Saving the Seas: Reducing Fertilizer Runoff to Resurrect Ocean Dead Zones
Ocean

Saving the Seas: Reducing Fertilizer Runoff to Resurrect Ocean Dead Zones

Fertilizer and sewage runoff cause the worst marine pollution, but we can reverse their effects

NASA Gravity Experiment Finds Space-Time Vortex Around Earth, Like a Vat of Fourth-Dimensional Molasses
NASA

NASA Gravity Experiment Finds Space-Time Vortex Around Earth, Like a Vat of Fourth-Dimensional Molasses

Gravity probe experiment used the most perfect spheres ever created

Controversial Ideas: Does Semen Act As an Antidepressant to the Recipient?
Health

Controversial Ideas: Does Semen Act As an Antidepressant to the Recipient?

The saga of "Semengate"

Saving the Seas: Fixing the Water Cycle Is the Key
Ocean

Saving the Seas: Fixing the Water Cycle Is the Key

Atmospheric warming is causing saltier oceans and nastier storms