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Human spaceflight is evolving but the United States does not currently have enough astronauts to meet the demands according to the National Research Council.

Nano technology has hit new heights as researchers at Turf's University claim to have built the world's smallest motor made of one single molecule.

The internet craze of lying and perching in unusual places and then taking a photo of yourself just took a more dangerous twist in the form of batmanning: hanging upside down from raised surfaces by your feet.

The internet craze of lying and perching in unusual places and then taking a photo of yourself just took a more dangerous twist in the form of batmanning: hanging upside down from raised surfaces by your feet.

Lady Gaga has joined a long line up of celebrities to remember 9/11 in a national day of service campaign that asks what will you do to remember?

Astronauts on board the International Space Station (ISS), that was scheduled to launch in late September, have held the temporary shutting down of the shuttle while details of the failed Russian Launch are being figured out.

A breakthrough in stem-cell engineering by a group of scientists at San Diego Zoo could save many endangered species, including the critically endangered northern white rhinoceros.

Laziness and lack of willingness to exercise may not just be down to the brain. A new study has found that a key gene in the body could play a significant role in providing energy, motivating people to exercise more.

Lauren Bush dazzled her stunning surroundings at Ralph Lauren's ranch this weekend, as she married the fashion designer's son in an intricately embroidered Victorian-style gown.

Green Day lead singer, Billie Joe Armstrong, was kicked off a national flight after refusing to pull up his saggy pants on request from the flight attendant.

Lenny Kravitz has left behind his catchy American Woman for a sound inspired by his favorite seminal music, which he brought to NYC's terminal 5 on Thursday in the form of Black and White America.

Japanese scientists have discovered that a little bit of solution containing urea can make mouse embryos transparent in just two weeks or less.

Pre-packaged food rations may not be adequate to sustain the first manned mission to mars, scientists claim. Experts believe that kitchen Vegetable gardens will give the crew a healthier diet and produce more oxygen onboard.

A mystery buyer has put in a bid to take a sex tape featuring Kim Kardashian offline from Websites where viewers now have to pay to watch it.

Lady Gaga dominates all her award shows with the quirkiest outfits from a dress made out of raw meat to one that was inspired by condoms. At Sunday's VMA's Gaga dressed down wearing a dirty white t-shirt over black pants, this time shocking the audience with drag.

El Nino is not only responsible for creating an abnormal warming of ocean waters in the tropical Pacific but it has also influenced ancient civil wars, a new study has found.

It's hard to conceptualize but imagine a river flowing 13,000 feet below the Amazon. That is what scientists have discovered: a gigantic underground water body thousands of feet below the world's second longest Amazon River.

As Hurricane Irene continues to roar up the East Coast headed in the direction for New York City; New Yorker's embrace the calm before the storm and have taken to Twitter to share tips and express mixed feelings towards the severity of the looming threat.

Suspected but unverified for years; S-type asteroids are confirmed to be the source for most small meteorites that fall on earth, scientists have proved.

A Kentucky truck driver has lost a multimillion-dollar damage claim that he filed after he woke up from basic circumcision surgery with a chunk of his penis missing.

Who would have known having sex could do wonders for your immune system? It has been proven: Humans who frolicked with their evolutionary cousins in the past have endowed some human gene pools with strong immune systems.

A gigantic underground river has been found thousands of feet below the world's second longest Amazing River, Brazilian Scientists discovered on Thursday.

The death of the renowned left-handed baseball pitcher, Mike Flanagan has been ruled as suicide resulting from a self-inflicted gunshot.

There's nothing new about human frolicking with variants of its own kind, but scientists have found that doing so with cavemen has endowed some human gene pools with strong immune systems.

CERN's latest experiments have found results that suggest we know a lot less about cloud formation that we thought, as they begin to link cosmic rays with clouds.

Steve Jobs, the co-founder of apple has resigned as CEO of Apple Inc. following years of health problems.

Amy Winehouse's music has come to life after her death as the singer's Back to Black album becomes the U.K's top seller of the 21st Century.

It seems Rihanna's new provocative S&M, video has inspired tabloid gossip that the star was involved in a sex tape, but the singer has slammed the rumors blaming them on a slow news day and is not allowing the gossip to get in the way of her holiday in France.

Just as a Russian company announced its big idea to build an orbiting hotel 217 miles above earth, A Russian Progress M-12M cargo ship has crashed nto the Altai Republic failing to reach orbit.