Stephen Hawking unveils oddest clock ever
Sunday, September 21st, 2008Famed cosmologist is on hand at University of Cambridge to introduce the strange and provocative Corpus Clock, which conveys a somber message about our relationship to time.
Famed cosmologist is on hand at University of Cambridge to introduce the strange and provocative Corpus Clock, which conveys a somber message about our relationship to time.
For the first time since July 2001, two shuttles are on their launch pads at the same time. Endeavour is on standby in case something happens on Atlantis’ mission to fix Hubble.
Anyone with access to an online publishing tool can relate to that “I never should have hit the publish button” feeling. We revisit some of those “whoops” moments and their resulting consequences.
On the heels of an earlier transformer glitch, world’s largest particle collider is closed temporarily on just day nine of its operation.
OSAMA bin Laden’s poetry is wooing young people “like pop music”, with extracts soon to be published in an English journal.
A MAN’S wedding has ended in disaster when he his best man were seriously injured in a 15m fall from a restaurant walkway.
POLICE have discovered the body of a woman inside a house after a siege that lasted several hours.
RESCUERS are trying to enter the ruins of a hotel to search for more survivors of a suicide bombing.
UNIONS want the Government to pay for a mass retrofitting of homes to slash electricity use.
TWO teenage boys who made up a story about the abduction of a Sydney girl in the city’s west will be dealt with under the Young Offenders Act, police say.