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First Known Four-Quark Particle Pops Up In Japanese Collider

This new finding confirms the particle exists. Physicists have observed what they're confident is the first known particle with four quarks. This isn't the first time the Belle detector, housed with the High Energy Accelerator Research...

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NASA Challenges You to Fight Asteroids

NASA is looking for asteroids and wants you to join the hunt. The "Grand Challenge" program seeks help from the public in finding asteroids and figuring out how to stop them from threatening earth and humans.    

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WATCH: Conan's Awesome Reaction To Google Glass

Conan O'Brien was cornered by Google software engineer Jeremy Hoffman at electronics convention E3, and was taken off guard by Hoffman as he recorded the talk show host with Google Glass. His reaction was just about what you'd expect....

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Last Telegram Ever Will Be Sent Next Month

The world's final telegram will be sent next month by India's state-run telecommunications company, the Christian Science Monitor reported. The July 14 stop date will be over 160 years after Samuel Morse sent the first telegram in the...

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Eye Movements May Reveal Common Brain Disorders, Scientists Say

Eye-tracking has become the tech trend du jour. Advertisers use data on where you look and when to better capture your attention. Designers employ it to improve products. Game and phone developers utilize it to offer the latest in...

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The Convicted Child Molester Who Worked At Microsoft

Marcus Tillman, known to the people he helped with office chores as "Stephen Warner," is finally going to jail.

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Mike Mokrzycki: Polling About Privacy: Lessons From the Past

An exhaustive 2008 academic study of polling in the years after 9/11 can help make sense of what might be seen as confused public opinion today on privacy and government surveillance. It also suggests concerns about surveillance may be...

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Facebook: The Key To Boosting Organ Donor Registration?

In May 2012, Facebook gave users an option to share their status as an organ donor on the social media site, and also provided access to links where people could get officially registered online with their state's department of motor...

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The Offline Glass Ensures You Talk, Not Text, At The Bar

Tired of your friends texting on their phones while they should be getting schnockered? This clever hack is called the Offline Glass and it's designed to ensure that you and your friends don't sit at the bar checking Wikipedia for who...

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SolSource uses the heat of the sun to cook your food

We've already seen the Solar Kettle, which uses heat from the sun to boil water. Now we have a product called SolSource that also harnesses the sun's heat, but instead of boiling water, it can cook anything you would put on a regular...

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Mike Montgomery: Obama Demands Expanded Airwaves
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Intel Urges Holders To Reject Mini-tender Offer
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Icahn: Major Bank Commited $1.6 Billion For Dell
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Huawei says has no plans to buy Nokia
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How to get a risk-free virtual preview of iOS 7
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US states' attorneys general to take aim at Internet...
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States tackling Google on human trafficking, drugs
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NYC to offer free phone-charging stations in parks
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Texas Passes Strict New Email Privacy Law
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NYC to Offer Free Phone-Charging Stations in Parks
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Scientists discuss new photo-taking satellite
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NASA vows to track every asteroid near Earth as soon as...
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Researchers mimic bone to 3D print fracture-resistant...
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Show of Hands: Did You Buy, Stream, or Pirate Yeezus?
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NASA's Grand Challenge: Stop asteroids from destroying Earth
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