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5 Cosmic Events That Could Kill You Before Lunch - Thu, 04 Dec 2008
5 Cosmic Events That Could Kill You Before Lunch

Copper Thieves Threaten U.S. Infrastructure, FBI says - Thu, 04 Dec 2008
Copper thieves, sometimes acting as "organized groups," are threatening what the FBI said is "critical" U.S. infrastructure, from electrical sub-stations, cellular towers, telephone land lines to railroads and crops, the agency said in an unclassified report unveiled Wednesday.

Which Google projects will bite the dust? - Thu, 04 Dec 2008
Thanks to the recession, Google has begun killing projects that haven't made it financially, with CEO Eric Schmidt warning the company will eliminate "dark matter" projects that "haven't really caught on" and "aren't really that exciting." Two are already on the chopping block, with more to follow.

How One Guy’s Flickr Photo Wound Up in the Iron Man Movie - Thu, 04 Dec 2008
Of all the amateur photographers out there, who among us hasn’t dreamed of seeing our photos plastered onscreen during the runtime of a multi-million dollar studio tentpole release/major comic book franchise film?

New Google Android phone launches - Thu, 04 Dec 2008
Google's new mobile operating system, Android, is now available on a handset that isn't the G1.

Double Take: World Leaders on the Silver Screen - Thu, 04 Dec 2008
Many of Hollywood's finest have played presidents, prime ministers and dictators, but which have given the most convincing performances? From Adolf Hitler to Tony Blair, we pick the ten greatest performances that will make you do a double-take.

Venus ultraviolet puzzle 'solved' - Thu, 04 Dec 2008
One of the many mysteries of Earth's nearest planetary neighbour Venus has been cracked, Nature journal reports.

Awesome Water Show - Thu, 04 Dec 2008

FBI Sting busts Illinois cops - Thu, 04 Dec 2008
A police officer stood by to guard the cash and keep out the riffraff at a poker game where $100,000 changed hands. And a drug dealer was told squad cars marked "sheriff" and "sheriff's police" might be available on a "freelance" basis to provide protection for his deliveries.

Taking the Fight to the Somali Pirates - Thu, 04 Dec 2008
Somali pirates hijack another boat -- or two or three -- every day despite the best efforts of the U.S. 5th Fleet, NATO, Russia, India and others. This is not new; pirates have been frustrating the mighty for at least 2,000 years. As the U.N. Security Council grapples with Somali piracy, its members are in venerable company.