By Leslie Katz In today’s mobile era, it’s more common than ever to spot spectacularly broken devices running around. Got one? We want to see a photo and hear its sob story.
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By Anthony Domanico Cartoonist Neill Cameron’s latest series features your favorite characters from “Parks and Recreation” as commanders in the “Star Trek” universe.
By Eric Limer
Remember that fun little cardboard VR headset Google trotted out at Google I/O? Remember how it wound up being …
By Sarah Zhang
The spacecraft Rosetta has been circling a “dirty snowball” of a comet since late summer, and now the first scientific paper about this comet has been published. In …
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By Karl Smallwood – TodayIFoundOut.com
Zombies have been a pop culture staple for decades, and in that time the concept of the dead coming back to life somehow to feast on the living has proliferated virtually every form of media that exists. One trait that is seemingly synonymous with zombies is their apparent need to feed on the brains of the living. But why is this idea so intrinsically linked with zombies and where did it come from?
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No, this isn’t a secret extra vehicle from an old Star Wars movie. In fact, it’s the International Space Station viewed in infrared light.
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By Steven Musil A new salvo in the wireless price war cuts the price of shared data on two lines by 29 percent.
Last year, Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano nearly drowned in his own fluids during a harrowing spacewalk-gone-wrong. Now, NASA has teamed with the Houston Methodist Hospital’s research institute to make sure that such a thing never happens again—using a CT scanner.
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Do you or someone you love have ambitions to become a hacker for good? Well today you can…