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Satellite 'could land anywhere'
A 20-year-old Nasa satellite the size of a bus is heading for Earth and expected to hit on Friday.
Six-ton satellite travelling at several miles per second due to crash back to Earth tomorrow. Nasa warns people it has sharp edges.
Google+ hits public beta
To mark the public availability of Google+ the company announced a range of extra features, including a number of improvements to video calling tool +Hangouts.Mobile functionality has been added, so users running Android 2.3 or above will be able to use the feature when on the move. ...
Facebook to offer Twitter posting to all users?
Facebook's inaugural F8 developers' conference is set to take place 22 September, where the company is set to reveal a number of new features for the site. It is here that we could see Zuckerberg announce its new deal with Twitter. ...
Planet with double sunset found
The planet eclipses, or transits, both stars; and the stars regularly eclipse each other too The planet orbits its two suns every 229 days at a distance of 65m miles (104m km) - about the same distance out as Venus. ...
Facebook takes on Twitter, Google+ and Blackberry
Facebook has taken on Twitter, Google+ and Blackberry with a series of updates and clever tweaks, ahead of its annual developers conference next week. “Being a platform allows your Facebook identity to become a service for the whole web…We are not going to be able to build everything – but if we can create an eco-system ...
NASA launches twin satellites bound for moon
The Grail spacecraft launch at 9.08 am aboard a Delta II rocket from an Air Force base adjacent to NASA’s facilities at Cape Canaveral, Florida. The blastoff had been postponed twice due to bad weather on Thursday and Friday. ...
Stargazers to see brightest supernova in 25 years
A star exploding millions of light years away will be visible to amateur skywatchers across Britain this week for the first time since a supernova in the 1950s. Supernovae of this type, classified as a "Type 1a" event, occur when a superdense white dwarf star, about the size of Earth but containing somewhat more mass than our own sun, explodes like a gargantuan thermonuclear bomb. ...
Venus scientists fear neglect
Researchers say that infrequent visits are hindering studies of the nearest planet. Of the seven Discovery proposals for Venus missions, reviewers gave six the lowest possible ranking, guaranteeing their rejection. ...
Scientists promised 'one voice' in European policy
ScienceEurope hopes to shift balance of power away from Brussels and towards researchers.ScienceEurope unites two science advocacy groups: the European Science Foundation (ESF) based in Strasbourg, France, and the European Heads of Research Councils (EUROHORCs) based in Berne. ...
Linked solar eruptions explained
Simulation solves Sun's mysterious chain reaction.Even if one parcel of highly magnetized gas from the Sun's corona isn't headed towards Earth, the explosion could trigger another, more threatening coronal mass ejection elsewhere....
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