Meteors, comets and why we’re lucky to be alive
New analysis of data collected over 100 years ago suggests that the human race may have narrowly escaped extinction.
Creating artificial blood vessels with a 3D printer
Researchers at Fraunhofer Institute have discovered a way to create blood vessels using 3D inkjet printing technology.
New images of the Apollo mission landing sites
Moon landing deniers, take notice. NASA has served up a new batch of hi-res photos that should put your paranoid minds at ease.
Can an iPad make a difference in your student’s learning?
The iPad can be an excellent tool when it comes to improving learning skills especially when it comes to boys.
Newly discovered wasp species is the stuff of nightmares
On an expedition to the mountains of Indonesia, scientists have made a frightening discovery: a gigantic new species of wasp with jaws bigger than its own front legs.
Study suggests aliens could attack Earth to save the galaxy
While extreme weather fluctuations and rising sea levels are well-known effects of climate change, a bizarre new study suggests another reason to be wary of the perils of global warming: an alien invasion.
13-year-old makes breakthrough in solar array efficiency
Some of the most innovative technological discoveries we benefit from have been inspired by nature — but few have been designed and built by a 13-year-old.
Have scientists found a crashed UFO on the ocean floor?
Sonar scans have revealed an unidentified object sitting on the ocean floor between Sweden and Finland.
The future of spaceflight
The Space Shuttle may be retiring, but that doesn’t mean the end of our excursions into space. Here is a look at a few of the companies that are leading the way in the future of spaceflight.
Canadian gadgets and scientific breakthroughs
Celebrate our national holiday with a look at some notable made-in-Canada tech toys and homegrown scientific achievements.

