Top Gear checks out the loudest place on Earth, a NASA complex in the swamps of Mississippi where rocket engines are put through their paces.

Science bloggers are trying to wedge scientific accuracy into Tron Legacy, a movie which doesn't have any scientific content to speak of.

Tron Legacy didn't just have countless special effects and a custom soundtrack, it managed to cram in a massive dose of tech utopianism.

Some things will always be a mystery, no matter how much you try to solve them.

Cramming science into a fashion magazine didn't seem to work last year so naturally, GQ is going to try it again.

Gizmodo is taking a very hard line with trolls and the trolls demand their right to hurl abuse. Is this is the start of showdowns to come?

For the vast majority of people, Halloween is an excuse to dress up in costumes and have fun. But for some, it's a time when demons walk the Earth and a perfect opportunity to fight against the modern world.

Stephen Fry has a message for pedants who crawl through many a blog's comment threads.

Humor can be the beast way to show the shortfalls of a pseudoscientific idea as shown by XKCD and Scenes From A Multiverse.

Tron's human/computer gateway certainly seems cool, but it's going to be pretty much impossible to build, ever.

You've probably never seen a meteor quite like this...

While the Singularity Institute is celebrating their vision on a mainstream sitcom, it's actually become a punchline...

Step one: paint all scientists as completely un-relatable weirdos. Step two: wonder why so few kids want to grow up to be scientists.

UK musicians Pig With The Face Of A Boy put together a fantastic nod to Russian history.

Just because you've been condemned to hell doesn't mean it has to be torture. All you need to do is know how to prepare for your particular damnation.