Science & Technology

Science

In space, star clusters may be sweet spot

Scientist says that’s where we should be looking for alien life

January 9, 2016

Nation & World

Does your battery life stink? Try some high-tech workarounds

A charging case for an iPhone 6 sits on a wireless charger, both made by Bezalel, at the Sands Expo…

January 9, 2016

Nation & World

Techno-skeptics’ objection growing louder

Taylor Taylor, 36, is a documentary filmmaker, musician and political activist. She’s also an emerging star in the world of…

December 27, 2015

Science

2015 was a big year for science

Scientists push frontiers from space to the microscopic

December 26, 2015

Southwest Life

Four Corners School of Outdoor Education shows off new discovery center

So in 2002 when the Four Corners School of Outdoor Education began planning for a brick-and-mortar campus to centralize its…

December 16, 2015

Science

Researchers: Stonehenge may be of Welsh origin

Two British researchers are suggesting that England’s famous Stonehenge monument may have actually been built in Wales before the monument…

December 12, 2015

Science

Apollo 11 module coming to you in 3-D

Project will give you close-up look on your computer

December 12, 2015

Science

Scientists discover hot new planet

world may be much like our neighbor, Venus

November 28, 2015

Science

Imagine this: Mars with rings

One day, Mars’ moon Phobos could be circling Earth’s neighbor in the form of a Saturn-like ring. Scientists say Phobos…

November 28, 2015

Nation & World

Egypt expects hidden rooms in Tut tomb

Exploration yields results that suggest more to be discovered

November 28, 2015

Science

Report questions NASA’s health-risk planning

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is learning much about the health effects of long-term space travel from astronauts such…

November 21, 2015

Science

Absurdly hot October sets ‘new normal’

Scientists blame El Niño and global warming

November 21, 2015

Business

Robot keeps track of inventory for retail businesses

Scanning the aisles takes on a whole new meaning

November 17, 2015

Business

Smart TV takes tracking to a new level

A new report reveals that Vizio, a top television maker, automatically tracks the viewing habits of Smart TV owners and…

November 10, 2015

Science

Poll: Climate change not major concern for most

Climate change isn’t panicking Americans

November 7, 2015

Science

Spacecraft offers new clues about Mars’ atmosphere

Scientists say billions of years ago, Mars had a magnetic field that protected its once-thick atmosphere from being stripped away…

November 7, 2015

Business

No coffee camping

Teleworkers, shops at odds over etiquette

November 3, 2015

Science

Warmer world will come with high price

Study: Climate change will reduce global income

October 24, 2015

Science

Most Earth-like planets may not even be born yet

A new study suggests that as many as 92 percent of the Earth-like planets that could be created in the…

October 24, 2015

Nation & World

The lizard king

Volunteer in the Peace Corps helps discover lizard unknown to science

October 24, 2015

Local News

Silver lining to an orange river

teachers bring mine spill into the classroom

October 19, 2015

Regional News

Push begins to boost broadband in N.M. schools

New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez talks with Bernalillo Public Schools Superintendent Allan Tapia about the importance of online access for…

October 14, 2015

Good Earth

Colorado taps NASA for snow monitoring

survey to gauge runoff in Rio Grande

October 14, 2015

Science

One-two punch may have killed off the dinosaurs

The study, published in the journal Science, puts a twist on the consensus explanation of the mass extinction at the…

October 10, 2015

Science

Scientists get peek at Pluto’s blue skies

also finds water patches

October 10, 2015

Local News

For animal scientist Temple Grandin, empathy triumphs

scientist says dealing with behavior beats brute force

September 30, 2015

Science

Americans trashing the place more than thought

New figures show that Americans are tossing more than twice as much trash as governments had expected. The new figures…

September 26, 2015

Science

New dinosaur species found in Alaska

University of Alaska Fairbanks researchers have identified a new species of dinosaur that they have named Ugrunaaluk Kuupikensis, or “ancient…

September 26, 2015

Local News

Powerhouse flings open its doors – again

Saturday, Sunday, Monday to start

September 17, 2015

Regional News

CU launches science contest

working with businesses, government to solve vexing problems

September 14, 2015