Science

There has been a lot of recent shake, rattle and rolling going on in Oklahoma, but according to William Andrews, director of the U.S. Geological Survey Oklahoma Water Science office in Norman, southwest Oklahoma has nothing to worry about.

Keeping firm on its goal of upping original content to 50% of its offerings, Netflix is ready to hook the science crowd with a new talk show from acclaimed expert and media personality Bill Nye. We’ll have to wait until 2017 for Bill Nye Saves the World, but observe some early experimentation in a scientific new teaser.

Americans sure like their shuteye.

Congratulations Universe, you don't look a day over 6923 years old.

Floating some 230-ish miles above earth is mans second biggest achievement. The International Space Station... and they stream what they see live 24/7/365.

Over 45 years after Apollo 10 years after the astronauts of NASA's Apollo 10 mission circled the moon, audio recordings from the mission have been released that were previously marked "classified" and archived.

Hey, There.  How ya feeling today?  If you are sad, you might want to catch a ride from someone else because a new study from Virginia Tech says driving while sad can increase your chances of an accident by 10x. How many sad people do we have in Lawton and how can we make them happier???  We need to figure it out becuase driving while sad is more likely to result in a crash than being tired or usi

First off, nobody is reinstating Pluto as a planet... They've got evidence of an entirely new Planet X in our very own solar system!

The passing of David Bowie from Liver cancer Sunday affected people across the world. Whether it was rockers, actors, country stars or talk show hosts, if you grew up in the 70's and 80's, your life was touched by the Thin White Duke. Talk show host Conaan O'Brien, who has welcomed Bowie to his shows on many occasions, gave us one of the best on his show Monday night...

There's finally a way to combat one of the nasty ways the blustery winter weather wreaks havoc on us when the temperature drops.

As LED tech progresses, they've discovered how to soften the harsh LED display, yet boost the power up to more usable levels. As you can see, this albeit useless 1000 watt light is really bright.

As technology has gotten better, our view of the universe has gained clarity. In a video dubbed 'Thermonuclear Art', this is our start in full HD goodness.