The space shuttle era is over, but a mission to Jupiter is next up on the launch pad. John Matson reports

Diana Nyad, veteran open-water distance swimmer, plans to swim from Cuba to the Florida Keys while being protected by an electronic device called Shark Shield. Larry Greenemeier reports

A Hubble telescope search for dust rings around Pluto turned up a previously unknown moon. John Matson reports

The newest electronic tellers come with built-in lie detectors, rely on biometric security and let you trade cash for gold. Larry Greenemeier reports

NASA's Kepler mission's principal investigator, Bill Borucki, talks about the search for exoplanets that might be habitable. Part 2 of 2. John Matson reports

A survey of children around the world found out what the kids would most like their technology to be able to do next. Larry Greenemeier reports

NASA's Kepler mission's principal investigator, Bill Borucki, talks about the search for exoplanets that might be in habitable zones around their stars. John Matson reports

Parents use social networks to gain intel on their kids' friends and on those kids' parents. Larry Greenemeier reports

Orbital debris within 250 meters of the International Space station is a warning to clean up the neighborhood before a tragic impact. John Matson reports

Computer simulations show that about 10 percent of planets could have a massive moon that helps to stabilize the planetary tilt. John Matson reports