The world's smallest machines are competing on the world's smallest "soccer field" to demonstrate the abilities of nanobots.

Fox News: The Air Force successfully launched an unarmed Minuteman 3 intercontinental ballistic missile Monday from the California coast to an area in the Pacific Ocean some 4,200 miles away. The ICBM was launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base near Santa Barbara at 3:01 a.m. and carried three unarm...

JAXA: After the final image, the KAGUYA moved into the shaded area to make its final landing, thus it was pitch dark while taking an image.

South Korea says it's developed a new guided anti-submarine missile, which is able to attack targets under water.

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The World Digital Library, an enormous online collection of digital reproductions of original documents from libraries the world over, is being launched this week. The project is sponsored by UNESCO and brings together materials from 26 partner institutions in 19 countries and was the brain-child of...

So much for all that transparency the Obama administration said they would take part in. Looks like 'big brother' government people feared under Bush, is coming to light, under the man they said would reverse it. Freedom is gone.

Seems like the Italian automaker Maserati is on a roll with their "S".

In a coal mine in northern Colombia, scientists discovered fossils of Titanoboa cerrejonensis, an enormous ancient snake as long as a school bus. Sarah Irwin reports.

Verizon Wireless has started selling a book-sized device that boosts cell phone signals within a home for $250, making it easier for people to drop a home phone line and rely solely on wireless.

A group of Australian scientists are hoping that a new study of aggressive behavior in bees will improve missile technology.

A team of British adventurers will on Wednesday set off on an extraordinary journey from London to Timbuktu in the world's first road legal bio-fueled flying car.

When it comes to teaching robots to follow commands, it may be easier to let them think for themselves.

Plastic Logic shows off its ultra-thin, large-screen Reader at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The company hopes to compete with current eBooks on the market, including Amazon's Kindle.

CBS News science and technology correspondent Daniel Sieberg takes a hi tech tour of the International Consumer and Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where many of the latest gadgets make their debut.

As people are living older than ever before, car companies are testing new technology that will aid those with slower reflexes or deteriorating vision. Randall Pinkston reports.

Will it live up to its cinematic inspiration? AP's weekly Video Game Video offers a just-released trailer for EA's "Godfather II," due out in February. (Dec. 5)

YouTube has removed a number of videos glorifying the Columbine school killers after an investigation by the BBC.

Trek Bicycle is on the cutting edge of a movement to bury the finger-pinching, pants-munching, rust-prone sprocket and chain, and usher in a new era of belt-driven bikes.

President-elect Barack Obama has promised to develop the renewable energy industry in the US. Some Americans who are ahead of the curve are already making money from renewables in their own homes.

Scientists have created the first 'humanoid' robot that can mimic the facial expressions and lip movements of a human being. 'Jules' - a disembodied androgynous robotic head - can automatically copy the movements, which are picked up by a video camera and mapped on to the tiny electronic motors i...

Night vision cameras have captured a rarely-seen bat mating ritual called swarming.

As many global automakers reveal dramatic slumps in earnings the search intensifies for greener, less fuel hungry vehicles. And in the race to develop an affordable, high-performing and emission-free sedan, Japan is miles ahead of the pack.

An American fighter pilot flying from an English air base at the height of the Cold War was ordered to open fire on a massive UFO that lit up his radar, according to an account published by Britain's National Archives. (Oct. 21)

A Soyuz spacecraft carrying three space travelers, including computer game millionaire Richard Garriott, has lifted off for the international space station. Garriott paid a reported $30 million for his voyage.

For ten years, the Cerro Paranal observatory in the Atacama desert at the north end of Chile has been gazing up at the stars. This European observatory boasts the most advanced technology: four telescopes with 8-meter diameters that are collectively known as the VLT, or "Very Large Telescope." In 20...

The city of lights celebrates its 7th “Nuit Blanche�, or all night cultural festival, where French and international artists put on performances and exhibitions throughout the night in Paris streets and monuments. The festival has been widely copied around the world.

The U.S. Department of Defense is spending millions to try to treat the injured with the best medicine can offer, including efforts to grow new body parts.

Yahoo! has created the world's first social networking bike, built with a GPS enabled camera that takes a photo every 60 seconds, geo-tags it and uploads the pictures to Yahoo's photo web site, Flickr.

Google unveiled its challenge to the iPhone, the G1, which runs the company's new proprietary Android software. Maggie Rodriguez talks with Daniel Sieberg about its features and flaws.