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Ever since Luke Skywalker went missing from yet another "Force Awakens" trailer, theories about the Jedi's whereabouts have abounded. CNET's Danny Gallagher dissects them and adds two of his own.
Where there's water in the universe, there might be life. SEPIA, an instrument mounted on a telescope in the Chilean desert, might help astronomers find both.
The asteroid that buzzed past Earth on October 31 looked like a skull at first blush, but new NASA images show another side to the space rock.
Entertainment Weekly posts an exclusive series of images from J.K. Rowling's official "Harry Potter" prequel, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them."
A new trailer for the game Star Wars: Battlefront reveals what caused that Imperial Star Destroyer to crash down on the planet of Jakku in the trailers for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."
Stop your furry, little criminal mastermind from shredding your all-important toilet paper with the help of a sliding guard that deflects claws before they cause damage.
Looking for a new game to play on your mobile device? Here's our pick of the best released in October 2015.
While some people love Twitter's change of the fave icon, the switch has plenty of people annoyed. Here's what's in their hearts as #heartgate grows.
Don't expect them in salad yet, but research shows introducing certain genes can turn tomatoes into supercharged nutrient bags.
Watch as a drone made with off-the-shelf parts zips past trees with ease thanks to software from an MIT student.
Scientists have spied clouds on a far-off planetoid, where the weather calls for a really rugged umbrella.
Breakfast just got more dramatic with hot waffles modeled after Darth Vader's much-feared spacecraft of doom.