The best way to understand the fabric of space and time might just involve a fifth state of matter and falling for a really long time...

Outrage has become the web's most lucrative and eye-catching product, and quite a few news sites have now streamlined its distribution for those sweet, sweet clicks.

The most thorough study of quantum entanglement to date shows that "spooky action" is really happening.

OPERA experiment's lead investigator resigned after a scathing rebuke from his fellow scientists over the neutrino detection incident. He should've been allowed to stay.

Despite dangling a million dollar prize, with updated bank statements that it's legit, for a demonstration of a supernatural ability, James Randi has very few takers.

Nuclear weapons are the most terrifying devices humanity ever invented. And back in the day, the military explored using psychics to figure out where to aim them.

Scientists studying potentially dangerous chemicals and candidates for life-saving treatments on animals are under attack. Literally.

MIT's experiment in capturing how the web views you shows the limitations of parsing through massive, unstructured, loosely related data sets.

Simulations are great starting points. But there are only so many conclusions we can draw from them.