Rosetta and the Philae Lander: A love affair 300 million miles away

updated 1:09 PM EST, Tue December 23, 2014

Ever since musician Eduardo Miranda met a patient with locked in syndrome 11 years ago, he has been on a mission to create a way for the paralyzed to make music.

updated 3:38 PM EDT, Mon August 25, 2014

For thousands of years, man has looked to the stars in search of answers. Who are we? Why are we here? Are we alone?

updated 10:10 AM EST, Sun November 16, 2014

From the realms of science fiction to science fact, Rosetta mission's scientists succeeded in landing a washing machine-sized probe named Philae on a moving comet.

updated 1:00 PM EDT, Fri October 10, 2014

Armed with the most advanced marine technology available, archaeologists have recovered new treasures from the ancient shipwreck.

updated 9:43 AM EST, Wed December 17, 2014

Meet KAO=S, a band of spellbinding musicians fusing Japanese cultural icons against a backdrop of rock and musical theater.

updated 6:34 AM EST, Tue November 18, 2014

Earthbound audience captivated as surreal Twitter conversation takes place 300M miles away.

updated 7:43 AM EST, Fri December 5, 2014

The slightest movement by this man's hand can change the behavior of at least 100 people.

updated 10:41 AM EST, Tue November 11, 2014

"A living painting is many things," says artist and designer Aerosyn-Lex Mestrovic. "It's a painting in process, it's a work of film, it's an actual tactile painting."

updated 5:38 AM EDT, Fri September 12, 2014

For half a century, "Alvin" has quietly traveled through the seven seas, uncovering the ocean's mysteries.

updated 3:43 PM EDT, Mon August 25, 2014

From Earth, the sun appears as a constant circle of light, but when viewed in space a brilliant display of motion is revealed.