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Trajectory of 2011 MD from the general direction of the Sun.

Google’s Deep Shot, developed with MIT, transfers tasks from the desktop to a smartphone, or vice versa, by merely pointing the phone’s camera at the PC screen.

Dramatic plumes (cloudy, white areas), both large and small, spray water ice out from many locations along the famed "tiger stripes" near the south pole of Saturn's moon Enceladus.

Modern power grids are vulnerable to solar storms.

The K Computer at the RIKEN Advanced Institute for Computational Science is the world’s most powerful supercomputer today.

Post-doctoral researcher Thierry Dubroca at the University of Florida measures the spectra of TNT to demonstrate the selectivity of the UV-based detector.

Paolo Dionisi Vici (left), associate research scientist in the Department of Scientific Research at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Hendrik Hamann (right), research manager at IBM, discuss the environmental sensor network for preserving art.

At the new Rio Operations Center in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the incident commander's view provides a summary of everything happening around the city on a video wall.

Intel's Cloud 2015 Vision aims to help businesses implement cloud computing solutions that are federated, automated and client-aware.

The shield uses two antennas, one to transmit the jamming signal and the other to relay authenticated programming commands to the implant.