Buckyballs Discovered in Deep Space

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Buckyballs Discovered in Deep Space         For the first time, buckyballs have been discovered in the cosmos in a solid form in the vicinity of a binary star system 6,500 light-years away. Read More WATCH VIDEO: Ingredient for Life Found Far, Far Away Methane, a building block for life, has been discovered for the first time on a planet 63 light-years away from Earth. New Bat Has Odd-Shaped Nose         Is that the head of an owl you see on the nose of this new bat species, or an elaborate shield? Read More WATCH VIDEO: All About Bats Did you know bats are the only mammals that spend their entire lives upside down? The Skies Open Up For Drones         Should you be scared? Only a little. Unmanned aerial vehicles do have a dark side. Read More WATCH VIDEO: Could We Have Flying Cars? Engineers from NASA plan to build a personal flying machine that would run on a set of electric motors. Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos Caused by Loose Cable?         A dodgy connection between a GPS unit and an atomic clock may be the real reason neutrinos appeared to travel at super speeds. Read More WATCH VIDEO: Smashing Atoms at Record Speeds The Large Hadron Collider is breaking records by smashing protons together at record energies. Follow Discovery News on Facebook! Get your sci-tech headlines all day on Twitter too! Follow us @Discovery_News. At Discovery we value your privacy. If you would like to be removed from Discovery News emails like this, please click here to our subscription center, where you can manage your account. We recently updated our privacy policy. This policy is effective as of 10/30/07. To see new policy click here . Discovery Communications, LLC One Discovery Place Silver Spring, MD 20910 © 2010 Discovery Communications, LLC