By Sarah Zhang
Sixty-five million years ago, a meteorite careened into Earth, leaving a huge crater on the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula. The impact is likely responsible for killing off the most of the dinosaurs—along with 75 percent of all species on Earth. Scientists are now planning …
By Don Reisinger Neither Amazon nor the book publisher are revealing the terms of their agreement, but there’s a possibility of HarperCollins titles being removed from Amazon if no contract gets signed.
Admit it, whenever you see someone using their iPhone you’re always trying to sneak a peek of what apps they’ve deemed important enough to put on their homescreen, and what kind of wallpaper they’re using. Now thanks to an iOS app called …
By Nick Statt Activision Blizzard revives the iconic music game franchise in a bid to make living room rock stars the hot new thing — again.
How do you work out if a creature that’s only preserved as rock sank or swam? You create a complex 3D model of its stricture using X-rays is how.
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By Chris Matyszczyk A Florida eighth-grader is charged with a cybercrime after admitting he replaced the background image on the computer with one of two men kissing because he didn’t like the teacher.
By Michael Casey Watch: Miles below the surface, a remote-controlled sub is sending live video of its mission, complete with jellyfish cameos.
