Cyber-criminals and scammers lurk in unusual online social networking nooks.
A hacking specialist reveals a weakness that can force heavily secured computers to spill...
Dr. Helen Fisher explains why it's hard to look away when a celebrity has been unfaithful.
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Science and technology may help us find true love. Kasey-Dee Gardner sat down with the Chief Scientific Officer for Chemistry.com who explains how this is possible. Watch video
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Thanks to Medicare, which wouldn’t reimburse for the cost of a help-mate robot, Roxxxy the robot is now seeking employment in the adult entertainment business. Read more
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Cyber-criminals are savvy to the trends and they aim their sights wherever the crowds gather, so it’s important to keep your guard up and know what you’re getting into. These are the top 5 unexpected ways that scammers try to take advantage of you... Read more
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Dr. Helen Fisher explains why it is so hard to look away when a well-known celebrity has been unfaithful. Watch video
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A hacking specialist reveals a weakness that can force heavily secured computers to spill their secrets. Read more
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Ultra-Micro Urban Architectural Wind. A clumsy name for really small wind power; smaller even than the residential turbines sometimes pressed into service in the urban environment (because wind makes so much sense in these places, even if the... Read more
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I have some exciting bean news that bodes well for struggling smallholder farmers in Africa. The Rwanda Agricultural Research Institute announced that it has unveiled 15 varieties of climbing beans that put the common "bush bean" in the dust. The ... Read more
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Some people cheat in relationships, others don't. Kasey-Dee Gardner finds out the science behind adultery. Watch video
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New research shows the area of the brain associated with addiction is triggered during breakups. Kasey-Dee Gardner reports. Watch video
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Using hollow cubes of a new, safer nuclear fuel known as thorium, scientists show they can soak up and remove radioactive uranium. Read more
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Smartphones give students access to a wide array of apps, many geared to help with studying and learning. Read more
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The world of online dating remains murky, but it has proven to be a helpful tool for those who learn to navigate it. Read more
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Cutting-edge robots, recently unveiled by NASA and General Motors, will work next to humans on Earth and in space. Jorge Ribas reports on the twin machines dubbed Robonaut 2. Watch video
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The Toyota recall may be a harbinger of things to come in the auto industry, where vehicle electronics are getting more and more complex. Read more
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Usually water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit and temperatures below that. But now scientists - reporting today in the journal Science -- have found a way to keep water in a liquid form at -40 degrees F. What's more, the ... Read more
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