Andy Smith

Take some NASA videos, keen eyes, and Internet input – plus Photoshop and YouTube – and you’ve got a raging conspiracy theory.

NASA’s HRISE camera catches a half-mile tall dust devil on the Martian surface. Plus, other newer images from the Red Planet.

Reports of catastophe caused by a killer asteroid in 2040. But how much of a threat really is it?

IBM takes advantage of qubits which can potentially work on millions of computations at once – far outperforming a PC.

Here’s a peek at the new Windows 8 logo as well as some previous ones that I’m sure will bring up fond – or maybe frustrating – memories.

The 34-year-old Voyager 1’s life has been extended – and it’s still finding more discoveries at the edge of our solar system.

Recent discoveries of exoplanets by NASA’s Kepler project and other research indicates that we may soon find habitable planets orbiting nearby stars.

Since CES debuted in 1967, many popular devices have made their first public appearance at the show.

CES 2012 promises to be another show driven by tech excess with scads of tablets, ultrabooks, laptops and more devices that could possibly end up in your office or home.

Intel celebrates its 40th anniversary with a look at the chips that made it famous.

Barnes & Noble tries to stay competitive with Amazon by showing off its new lineup of ereaders.

NASA is putting up the largest ever prize in aviation and Google is sponsoring the Green Flight Challenge.