In the U.K., you can rent a field for weddings, concerts, sports matches or simply your own enjoyment
San Francisco's retail staff will have more stable hours and the possibility to work overtime
She pays tribute to great polar expeditions of the past and carries the dreams of thousands with her
A later roll-call time for teens also means improved health, mood, and grades
The insulation from radiation would also be drinkable
The secret lies in the design, but having a football quarterback on hand to throw the plane might help you break records
Or use the same material to catch wayward space trash
Your reward: a spot in a digital time capsule buried beneath the lunar surface
Strong magnets can repel at least 300 lbs of force, preventing heads from colliding
A German company is installing servers in homes and offices to recycle heat
A European-centered movement is trying to change the perception that hearing voices is bad
"Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" showed how people made crayons. Today, crayon-making is a robot's job
It's all about setting up psychological tripping blocks
Retrofitting big bombers into drone carriers could make Cold War tech more useful for modern warfare
The company hopes to resume flying with a new ship by summer 2015
The private spaceflight company was testing a new fuel for their experimental spaceship
Microscopic particles will spy on the cells of your body and look for any disease, including cancer
The Roman Catholic Church is pro-evolution and Big Bang, but with a twist
Sophisticated plant breeding techniques (but no GMOs) and lots of money are aimed at improving this staple crop of the tropics
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