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Facebook May Predict Your Love Life this Valentine's Day

Facebook may know more about your love life than you might expect. With the mounds of data the social media site has collected from users, Facebook can predict of a romantic relationship is meant to last--or is doomed to fail.

Evolutionists Reveal Human Face Evolved from 415 Million-Year-Old Fish

When you look in the mirror each morning, you see your face: two eyes, a nose, a mouth. But how exactly did the face evolve? Now, scientists have uncovered new fossil evidence that reveals the origin of one of the most significant parts of our anatomy: our face.

Newly Leaked Apple iPhone 6 Photos Are Probably Fake

Rumors about the new iPhone 6 have flooded the Internet. Now, though, new photos may reveal exactly what the iPhone 6 may look like--or not.

China's Jade Rabbit Rover is Awake and Back in Action on the Moon!

Rise and shine; China's Jade Rabbit is awake and back in action on the moon. Rise and shine; China's Jade Rabbit is awake and back in action.

New Facebook Paper App Not Flooded with Ads--For Now

There's been quite a bit of a stir over Facebook's Paper App. Now the social media company has assured consumers that it's unlikely that you'll see ads on the new app any time soon.

Newest Landsat Satellite Celebrates Launch Anniversary with New Images

NASA launched the Landsat 8 Earth-observing satellite just one year ago. Since then, it's captured land images globally, documenting the retreat of glaciers, floods, volcanic eruptions and other natural processes on our planet.

NASA and Space Agency from France Team Up in New Mission to Mars

It turns out that there's going to be some international cooperation when it comes to a mission to Mars. The U.S. and France unveiled plans to collaborate on a new Mars mission.

New NASA Photos Reveal Possible Water Flows on Mars

NASA has been taking a closer look at Mars as the rover Curiosity has trekked across the Red Planet. Now, an orbiting spacecraft has captured images of seasonal features that may show liquid water that exists on the Red Planet today.

Apple Loses Latest Bid to Halt Oversight by Compliance Monitor in E-Books Case

Apple has now lost its bid to halt oversight by a court-appointed compliance monitor. Apple Inc. is far from happy at the moment. Not only is facing as much as $840 million in state and consumer antitrust claims stemming from an electronic books lawsuit, but it's now lost its bid to halt oversight by a court-appointed compliance monitor, according to Business Week.

Green Roofs and Cool Roofs May Reduce Global Warming with Human Ingenuity

Global warming is a serious issue, impacting the world as we try to cope with rising temperatures and changing weather conditions. Now, researchers have found that cool roofs, green roofs and hybrids of the two may help reduce warming from urban expansion.

Branson Announces Virgin Galactic to Fly Customers to Space in 2014

It turns out that Space Venture may be on track to fly customers to the edge of space this year. Richard Branson has announced that Virgin Galactic, the near-space travel venture, will launch its first flight in 2014.

NASA Spots Most Distant, Youngest Galaxy to Date with Frontier Fields Program

NASA may have spotted one of the most distant galaxies to date. Using the Spitzer and Hubble Space Telescopes, astronomers have discovered a galaxy that existed at a time when our universe was a mere 650 million years old.

Amber Alert Update: Two Children Safe After Abduction Last Night in Pennsylvania

Last night, troopers issued an Amber Alert for two children taken from a home in Lancaster County in southern Pennsylvania. Now, the alert has been cancelled.

iPhone 6 Screen May Feature Sapphire-Crystal Display: Apple Opens New Plant

Rumors about the iPhone 6 have continued to flood across Internet sites. Now, it turns out that Apple's newly-opened manufacturing plant in Arizona may be gearing up to produce bigger sapphire-crystal displays for the new phone.

NASA Mars Rover Curiosity Captures First Image of Earth from the Red Planet

NASA Mars rover Curiosity has been trekking across the Red Planet for the past several months, making startling new discoveries. Now, the rover has taken a spectacular new picture of its home planet--Earth.

Graphene Conducts Electricity Far Better Than Expected: New Revolution in Electronics?

Graphene may be the material of the future. Now, scientists have found that this ultra-strong, ultra-light material can conduct electricity far better than expected.

NASA Mars Rover Curiosity to 'Jump' Largest Sand Dune Yet

NASA's Mars rover Curiosity may be making its most daring trek to date. It's set to drive over the largest sand dune it's encountered so far.

What Killed the Woolly Mammoth and Ice Age Beasts: Vegetation Change and Diet

What killed the woolly mammoth during the Ice Age? It wasn't necessarily climate change by itself. It turns out that changing vegetation and food sources might have caused these massive beasts to go extinct.

New EyeMusic Device May Allow the Blind to 'See' Color Through Sound

Could the blind see? Scientists have created a new device that may allow the blind to use auditory or tactile stimulation in order to "see" colors and shapes.

Google Officially Releases Chromecast to Developers

Google has officially released the final version of the Google Cast Software Development Kit (SDK) which means that developers can now get their hands on it.

New Technology May be Used to Analyze Space Dust for Life's Ingredients

There may be a new technique that could help scientists search for space dust for life's ingredients, which could help them eventually find life on other planets. Researchers have taken a look at carbon-rich meteorites and have found out a way to better understand the potential origins of life.