Archaeologists have unearthed a 1,900-year-old well-preserved chariot at an ancient Thracian tomb in southeastern Bulgaria, the head of the excavation said Thursday.

Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: The startup of the world's most powerful particle collider is scheduled for Sept. 10, after a final round of testing that begins this weekend.

An indigenous New Zealand reptile regarded as one of the last living descendants of the dinosaurs will become a father for the first time in decades at the age of 111, officials said Wednesday.

Cici confesses on her Web page that she likes to greet everyone by licking their feet. Dolce admits to being a mamma's boy. And Jake and Tycho posted a video that chronicles their adventures of rolling around on their backs. It's not on Facebook or MySpace, but the canine equivalent Doggyspace.com.

Egyptian scientists are carrying out DNA tests on two mummified fetuses found in the tomb of King Tutankhamun to determine whether they are the young pharaoh's children, Egyptian antiquity authorities said Wednesday.

U.S. scientists have built an eye-shaped camera using standard sensor materials and say it could improve the performance of digital cameras and enhance imaging of the human body.

The theater where "Romeo and Juliet" likely debuted and where William Shakespeare himself may have trodden has likely been discovered in east London, archaeologists said.

Scientists have created the world's thinnest balloon, made of a single layer of carbon just one atom thick.

He is the baby-faced everyman caught in a Kafkaesque nightmare of credit score woes. Hes the FreeCreditReport.com guy, and you are so totally in love with him you want to have like, 10 million of his babies.

A timing error that caused two segments of a privately built Falcon 1 rocket to collide after liftoff doomed the booster's third flight test by the California-based firm SpaceX, the company's chief said Wednesday.

Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: Apollo 11 moonwalker Buzz Aldrin appears as an animated character in a new 3-D movie, but the 78-year-old is even more animated in real life.

Olympic athletes may benefit from today's high-tech training, but their gymnastics or wrestling performance probably pales in comparison to what early human ancestors could have pulled off.

I'm a crazy, lunatic, super-obsessed fitness freak, and I'm always looking for new information to goose my performance and help me shed those last five pounds. Ive studied DVDs, read countless articles and paid coaches to torture me. Maybe all I needed was a video game.