Science 2012

In 1999, a full-scale replica of the 1903 Wright Flyer was mounted in NASA's 40x80 foot wind tunnel for tests to build an historically accurate aerodynamic database.

A cyborg, also known as a cybernetic organism, has both biological and artificial (e.g., electronic, mechanical, or robotic) parts.

A baby boy was born from a 20-year-old frozen embryo. As there are an estimated one million leftover embryos in America, what to do with them poses a big problem to ethicists.

New research into skulls suggests that facial features believed for over a century to be adaptations to extreme cold are unlikely to have evolved in response to glacial periods after all.

Google announced it will build its much-awaited fiber optic network in Kansas City, Kansas. They hope that the new burst of speed will drive innovation and create unique applications.

Google's autonomous cars have driven themselves for 140,000 miles making the Google fleet the most thoroughly tested to date.

By age 18, the human brain stops growing and begins to lose more than 1,000 cells each day. Don't fret --with over 100 billion neurons it would take 300,000 years to run out.

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Dogs have been proven capable of sniffing out cancer, from its early stages to advanced malignancies. Researchers are piqued by what exactly the canines are detecting.

Engineers from Germany have created a mechanical gull, with a meticulous wing design that recreates every natural torque and twist.