Who Was Charles K. Kao? Today's Google Doodle Marks Physicist's 88th Birthday
The British-American physicist, born in Shanghai on November 4, 1933, was known for laying the foundation for high-speed data communication.
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Stanford Student Introduces New App That Curbs College Workload Ahead of National STEM Day
Devin Green created the program to help college students manage completing assignments, projects, and homework.
Bitcoin Millionaire Zaryn Dentzel Says He Was Beaten, Had Fortune Stolen in Masked Robbery
The thieves allegedly entered the home of the tech entrepreneur before forcing him to reveal the password to his cryptocurrency account.
Taurid Meteor Shower To Peak Week Before November 2021's Beaver Moon
Between October and December Earth passes through debris left by the comet Encke, with pebbles creating fireballs as they hit the atmosphere at around 65,000 miles per hour.
Symptoms of Prostate Cancer Explained as 'Friends' Actor James Michael Tyler Dies
Prostate cancer is the second most common form of cancer in the U.S., with 13 in 100 men developing the condition.
Asteroid Larger Than Washington Monument Heading Past Earth Before Halloween
The asteroid 2017 SJ20 won't come as close to Earth as it does on October 25 for at least the next 100 years.
New Incase A.R.C. Travel Bags Can Go Anywhere and Do It in Style
The new range of bags from Incase can handle daily work use or overnight travel. Plus, they do it with an eye on sustainability.
Cold-Weather Running Gear: What You Need to Exercise in Winter
These running shoes, pants, hats, jackets and other gear for cold and wet winter weather will conquer your distance goals.
Images of Galactic Clusters Reveal Early Galaxies Underwent Periods of Violent Star Formation
The Hubble telescope has found that star formation happens in sudden bursts giving clues about the Universe's bumpy start.
Enormous Owl Finally Photographed After Eluding Ecologists for 150 Years
Shelley's Eagle Owl, though to be the biggest owl in Africa's rainforests, is notoriously hard to spot and sightings are often unconfirmed.
Wuhan Coronavirus Research Coverup Allegations Prompt NIH to Give EcoHealth an Ultimatum
The NIH demand's is the latest development in the controversy surrounding EcoHealth Alliance, the U.S. research group involved in coronavirus experiments.
Elephant Kills Suspected Poacher in Renowned South African Park
Park officials said it is dangerous to hunt illegally in the area, warning that "criminals stand to lose their lives and freedom."
Vet Reveals Dog and Cat Breeds Whose Cute Looks Actually Make Them Suffer
Cat Henstridge, who posts on TikTok as Cat the Vet, said flat-faced dogs made "wonderful pets, but we have to talk about how they suffer for the way they look."
Mother Almost Killed by COVID Holds 2-Month-Old Baby for First Time
Autumn Carver, from Indiana, gave birth to her son in August on the day she was admitted to hospital suffering from COVID complications.
The PowerPic Mod Is a Wireless Charger and Photo Frame Combined
Twelve South hides the wireless phone charger behind any 4-inch by 6-inch picture for hi-tech, customizable decor.
