'Bond, James Bond'
Dude, you gotta get a jetpack
When James Bond escapes via jetpack in 1965’s “Thunderball,” we all wondered how soon we could have our own jetpack. Well, the time has come.... Read more»
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When James Bond escapes via jetpack in 1965’s “Thunderball,” we all wondered how soon we could have our own jetpack. Well, the time has come.... Read more»0
A Friday meeting will be the final opportunity to have the Air Force respond in writing to questions on basing the new F-35 at TIA.... Read more»1
When Texas health officials were sued last year for storing infant blood samples without consent, they said it was for medical research. They never said they were turning over samples to the federal government to help build a vast DNA database.... Read more»1
The Feb. 27 earthquake that shook Chile and killed 700 was so powerful it actually shifted the earth’s axis and shortened our days.... Read more»2
A multibillion dollar project to create a virtual fence along the U.S.-Mexico border has suffered budget setbacks and system glitches, pushing the projected completion date back three years and sparking concern among law enforcement officials.... Read more»0
A federal program to curb illegal drinking during Prohibition may have killed as many as 10,000 people. The federal government was so frustrated that people continued to drink during Prohibition, that it poisoned ingredients it knew would be used by bootleggers, reports Slate.com’s Deborah Blum.... Read more»0
The CBS London bureau now stands half empty, and the dwindling band of survivors wonder who will go next. Now ABC News has announced much deeper cuts. The Baltimore Sun now has only a skeleton staff. You would be silly to spend money buying a copy. You could read it in 10 minutes. ... Read more»0
The NFL is in favor of performance enhancing drugs. Sort of.... Read more»0
TOKYO, Japan – Dozens of countries in the Pacific region spent an anxious 24 hours bracing for massive waves after Saturday’s magnitude 8.8 earthquake in Chile sent a tsunami coursing halfway around the world.... Read more»5
A woman in Oklahoma suffered a massive stroke and although she had a directive specifying no artificial hydration or nutrition if she weren’t going to recover, her nephew insisted the local bishop’s directive on feeding tubes required the Catholic hospital to install one.... Read more»0
Although Hungary is not particularly known for its automotive innovations - remember the Yugo - one company has created a solar-electric car that can split into two smaller cars.... Read more»0
A Taiwanese manufacturer that makes LCD screens and components for tech giants like Apple confirmed Thursday that more of its workers in China were sickened by chemical exposure than it previously reported.... Read more»0
Forensic nuclear scientists have determined that bits of uranium found last year in a Dutch scrapyard came from a Nazi nuclear program... Read more»0
With former Vice-President Dick Cheney in the hospital after his fifth (!) heart attack, the ramifications are far-reaching... Read more»0
Ahhh, to be the scientist who makes a breakthrough discovery. Such glory! Joseph Priestley’s discovery of oxygen, Henri Becquerel’s discovery of radioactivity…and then of course there’s this guy.... Read more»0
Federal prosecutors have issued subpoenas in the case of a Pennsylvania school district accused of spying on students through their computers. District officials deny spying on students.... Read more»1
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