Science news articles about 'phone home'

Mars rover phones home after dust storm / Ancient earring sheds new light / Waistline may mean more than body mass index / Headphones bad for heart devices / Warming may hurt Alaska ...

... moisture fields in remote locations," Prof. Alpert adds. Using the signals collected from cell phone towers as they communicate with base stations and our handsets, weather forecasters will now have a ...

NASA researchers instructed the Phoenix Mars Lander perched near the Red Planet's north pole to unstow its 7.7-foot (2.3-meter) robotic arm in preparation for collecting samples of subsurface ice ...

Five miles off the southern tip of Long Beach Island, an oversize yellow buoy floats alone, purposefully mounting the waves and occasionally phoning home.

Phoenix lander still communicating with Earth but power decreasing each day.

E.T. may have "phoned home" back in 1982, but in the world outside of popular cinema the hunt for extraterrestrial life continues. Today, with a $7.5 million grant from NASA, ...

The Mars rover Spirit failed to move on Sunday and is still confused about its location, according to Nasa.

Emory University researchers have identified a surprising mechanism in the brains of mother mice that focuses their awareness on the calls of baby mice. Their study, published June 11 in Neuron, ...