Researchers at Hebrew University are using newly developed technology that allows the blind to "see" by way of soundscapes. (more)

The source of cosmic rays remains a mystery after scientists rule out gamma rays as a prospect. (more)

This Week in Tech includes Vandana Shiva discussing local food models, the Venus Project's new documentary Paradise or Oblivion, Sheldrake and Fenwick on dogmatism in science, and much more. (more)

This Week in Tech includes Dr. James S Gates in an NPR interview, Rachel Marone talking about biohacking, the art of video games, Occupy vs iris scans, cyberspy bases, and planets moving at the speed of light. (more)

Researchers at Ohio State University have captured images of an atom moving within a molecule for the first time ever, using an ultrafast laser and an interesting new technique. (more)

In the inaugural edition of RS's new column, This Week in Tech, topics covered include, Amber Case headlining at SXSW, the militarization of robots and AI, Quantic Dream reveals 'Kara', and the launch of Old Maps Online. (more)

The Swiss have a plan to clean up the mess humanity has made in space. (more)

A new app with a political bent has hit the cyber streets. (more)

Facebook sells out— our private information. (more)

Internet freedom has won the day in Sweden as the religion, The Missionary Church of Kopimism has been officially recognized by the government. (more)

A new scientific development conjures up sci-fi images of Rutger Hauer’s android in Blade Runner – lab-cultured eyes, brain parts, and glands. (more)

Researchers at the Large Hadron Collider still can't find the elusive Higgs boson or "God particle" but have settled for a newly dubbed "Chi" particle. (more)

WikiLeaks reveals a growing worldwide network of surveillance. (more)

The CIA is mining social media websites like Twitter and Facebook in an attempt to track everything from common public opinion to revolutions in the making. (more)

Recently, WikiLeaks announced that it was suspending publication in order to “aggressively fundraise” due to a financial blockade by Bank of America, Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and Western Union. (more)

A recent discovery claiming the discovery of particles traveling faster-than-light is coming under scrutiny. (more)

The FBI announces its plan to implement iris scans as part of a new nationwide facial recognition service set to launch in January 2012. (more)

The famed Dead Sea Scrolls, described by some as the most important archeological discovery of the 20th century, are now available online for digital viewing. (more)

Nearly four years since the Bush Administration, many Americans are expressing their disgust with their government via a hashtag meme on Twitter. [Video] (more)

New technology may allow researchers to grow human organs inside of pigs. (more)

A TED talk explores the relationship between social media, plant consciousness and revolution. (Video) (more)

New infra-red technology reveals 17 pyramids hidden underground. (more)

The latest in cyber self- augmentation features electronic novelty cat ears that are manipulated by the emotional state of the wearer. (Video) (more)

As the Sun begins to go through a cycle of increased solar storm activity, the US and the UK look to the possibility of scheduling controlled power cuts. (more)