Last month, the ESA landed on a comet 300 million miles away to take samples that could help unravel our solar system's origins. It turns out there are pieces of comets closer to home, too – with fragments found in Antarctica.
In case you forgot about the historically massive Sony Pictures hack last week, a group of hackers just reminded the world that they exist and remain angry.
Argentinian filmmaker I'm Gonzalo Moiguer has set about making a movie shot entirely in vertical orientation. GREAT.
The Economist made this sobering graphic of the hidden cost of Gangnam Style, the most popular YouTube video of all time, and comparing it to some of humanity's most monumental tasks.
When the New Horizons spacecraft launched, Pluto was still considered a planet. Now, eight years later, the space probe is finally nearing the end of its 2.9 billion-mile journey.
It's hard to believe that this is new.
TGI Fridays announced a US promotion that involved drones and mistletoe. The stunt injured someone during it's first public showing, surprising nobody
CNN published an alarmist guide to teen sexting. It's full of nonsensical combinations of letters that no human would ever tap into a text. So we decided to test them out.
We've seen dozens of fabulous photos of NASA's EFT-1 mission, mostly of the majestic Delta IV Heavy launch at Kennedy Space Center. But this one is truly outstanding.
It's unbelievable that he manages to pull this stunt off without dying.
How then did a place so hated even come to be? The story of this eye-sore's inception is one of necessity, ego and intention gone horribly awry.
Documentary focusing one of Africa's first national parks looks set for Oscar nods.
US authorities use a centuries-old law to justify snooping into citizens' phones. Lets take a look at the act in detail.
The USS Anchorage recovers Orion after the craft's first and flawless exploration flight test.
Award-winning video shows the variety of crater formations caused by falling rain.
The National Geographic channel has gone all out to promote its new programmes with this huge chain-reaction machine. It's a bit like the one Honda did a few years back, only much more yellow.
