Images: Satellite images give striking storm views
The first images returned from NASA's CloudSat satellite have scientists on cloud nine.
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Photos: Web coverage of Zarqawi's death
News organizations rushed Thursday to cover the U.S. air strike that killed al-Qaida leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
Photo: Samurai robot
What do robots want? For one biped machine in Tokyo, colorful ancient garb seems to do trick.
Photos: Return of the zeppelin
From hundreds of feet in the air, a zeppelin can scan a landscape for hints of diamond deposits.
Photos: Amphibious 'Quadski' hits the waves
U.K.'s Gibbs Technologies unveils commercially viable high-speed amphibian quadbike/all terrain vehicle.
Photos: Webcams shoot the Messenger
Beginning in August, Microsoft will offer two Webcams designed for use with its Windows Live Messenger IM and calling software.
Photos: Tomorrow's mobile phones--take a whiff
Students in London use touch, smell and flexibility in their designs of cell phones for 2015.
Photos: MusicGremlin rides on Wi-Fi
Portable player uses a wireless link to directly access the music store--freeing people up from having to use a PC to download tunes.
Photos: RoboCup 2006 set to kick off
Droids and Aibos head to Germany for championship games of robotic soccer. And guess who's doing the color commentary?
Photos: Sculptures get an 'Extreme Makeover'
Kinetic sculptures built in Arcata, Calif., look like something Picasso might have dreamed up.
Photos: Microsoft announces Gates stepping down
Steve Ballmer and Bill Gates explain how Microsoft will manage the two-year transition process.
Photos: From Burning Man to the dock of the bay
"Passage," a sculpture from Burning Man 2005, makes its way from the Playa to the piers, taking up temporary residence on S.F.'s Pier 14.
Photos: Drones to patrol LA airspace?
Sheriff's department envisions using SkySeer UAV to assist in surveillance and rescue operations.
Photos: Contrasting forests
The Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park stands in contrast to clear-cut forestlands not far away.
Photos: Earth sciences at Stanford
Sun Microsystems luminaries help unveil Stanford University's new Computational Earth and Environmental Science (CEES) center, which Sun helped establish.