The International Energy Agency says North America’s shale boom doesn’t diminish the supremacy of the Middle East in the global oil market
Interactive ‘Comet of the Century’ Tracker: Where’s ISON Now?
A spectacular cosmic sky show could be coming in the form of a mountain-size comet. Hurtling toward us from billions of miles away, it will reach its fiery peak on Nov. 28, when it nears the sun. Here’s a tool that can tell you …
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Climate Change Didn’t Cause Supertyphoon Haiyan. But the Storm Is Still a Reason to Fight Warming
While scientists can’t yet find a clear signal between global warming and killer tropical storms like Haiyan, the supertyphoon could well be a sign of what’s to come in a warmer world
Falling Satellite Fortunately Causes No Damage
The scientific orbiter probably burned up while making its descent back to Earth
Duck! Falling Satellite Arrives on Sunday
The GOCE satellite has been in space since 2009, but no orbit is forever
The Six-Armed, Spinning, Dust-Spewing Asteroid
It’s a comet! It’s an asteroid! It’s a bit of both—and it’s one of the niftiest little members of the solar system
The Science Behind About Time: None!
Popular movie maybe, but time travel just plain doesn’t fly
WATCH: Scientists Unveil ‘Invisibility Cloak’ and Make Teddy Bear Disappear
Hey, all great technologies have to start somewhere
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While the Atlantic Is Quiet, a Historic Typhoon Bears Down on the Western Pacific
The tropical storm gathering strength in the western Pacific might be the most powerful on record. And the Philippines will pay the price.
Go to Sleep! Why Messing With Your Body Clock May Make You Sick
We’re hardwired to sleep at night and work during the day. A new study shows how disrupting that pattern can have serious impact on your health