Jonathan Strickland

Wars and murders have much the same result -- by the end, someone will be dead. One is condoned, while the other is punished. Why is that? What makes the two so different from each another?

Wouldn’t it be nice to grow crops that grew 50 percent more than current varieties? How about a strain of vegetables that were safe from insects without using pesticides? Agricultural biotechnology can do that.

Welcome to the wonderful and weird world of nanowires. Scientists can adapt this incredibly thin material for a number of uses, whether as a fiber-optic nanowire or to build increasingly smaller microprocessors. They’re even used in medical implants.

Thousands of people around the world use their GPS receivers to geocache, or seek out treasures hidden by other players while exploring interesting locations. Explore the history of geocaching and learn how to find and place geocaches of your own.

The days of the cell phone are numbered. Superior technology has already surpassed it and is now moving on to the next level. Which cutting-edge technologies are here to stay and which are flashes in a pan?

If you’d bet $20 on the swarm intelligence platform’s Superfecta picks, announced a day before the race, you’d have won more than $10,000. Yep, this just got interesting.

And his name Is Robert Newton.

“Game of Thrones” fans, beware spoilers — a new computer program predicts the death of the show’s characters.

That infamous pharma exec Martin Shkreli just bought the sole copy. Bummer.

The Department of Defense relies on nuclear force systems that are 53 years old. These critical systems were brand-new when President Kennedy was assassinated.

Parasites are creepy to begin with. They live on or in a host, including humans. Some even lay eggs in our skin!

Jammed with more than 170,000 attendees in 2015 and packed to the gills right now, the ginormous consumer electronics event wasn’t always this big and crazy.

It’s a bold move: limiting or shutting off Internet access for an entire country. But it’s happened twice recently, and it’s bound to happen again.

Parking tickets are a pain. Chatbots can be too. But that hasn’t stopped one programmer from creating a bot to help overturn thousands of tickets.

Light vibrations from the wearable make learning Morse code (and potentially many other tasks) a lot easier, according to new research.

The renowned scientist said in an interview with “Good Morning Britain” that he accepted Richard Branson’s invite to fly into space without a moment’s hesitation.

Say hello to the newly discovered TRAPPIST-1 system, which is just 39 light-years away and filled with seven Earth-like planets.

We sat down with magician Brian Brushwood to learn how con artists and hackers can fool their targets with something as simple as a conversation.

The JOIDES Resolution expedition launched in early December to drill into the Earth’s mantle under the Indian Ocean and gain new geological and biological knowledge.

Global warming has become a common term, but it’s not commonly understood. Learn about global warming and the greenhouse effect.