Video Game Helps Track Disease August 21, 2007 Only on the Web: A virtual epidemic in an online game is a model for studying infectious disease in real life. Nina Fefferman talks to Tony Maciulis about a plague in 'World of ...

Endeavour Returns To Earth August 21, 2007 CBS News RAW: NASA's shuttle Endeavor, whose crew included school teacher Barbra Morgan, landed at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla.

Endeavour Returns To Earth August 21, 2007 CBS News RAW: NASA's shuttle Endeavor, whose crew included school teacher Barbra Morgan, landed at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla.

Astronauts Return Home Safe August 21, 2007 The Endeavour returned safely, despite a gouge in its heat shield and a stormy climate. Karen Brown reports.

Endeavour Shuttle Coming Home August 21, 2007 The Endeavour is making its way home despite a gouge in its heat shield, and a stormy climate. NASA does not consider either to be a threat. Karen Brown reports.

Oklahoma Flood Rescue August 19, 2007 After Tropical Storm Erin deluged parts of Oklahoma, rescuers in helicopters plucked stranded people out of the flood waters.

Keeping Data Outside 'The Box' August 15, 2007 Larry Magid reports on new ways of storing and sharing your data online.

Endeavor Repair Contemplated August 13, 2007 As Endeavor's astronauts perform a spacewalk to repair the international space station, NASA engineers ponder another spacewalk to fix a gash on the shuttle's underbelly. Drew ...

War Dummy Research August 09, 2007 Israeli researchers are using specialized dummies to simulate wartime conditions for doctors working in battle zones. Ashley Velie reports.

Apple's Latest iMac Reviewed August 07, 2007 Only On The Web: CBS News technology analyst Larry Magid checks out the new iMac.

Apple's Latest iMac Reviewed August 07, 2007 Only On The Web: CBS News technology analyst Larry Magid checks out the new iMac.

Money-Saving Printers July 31, 2007 Gas prices may be high, but ink for you printer can cost roughly $13,000 per gallon. Larry Magid takes a look at the new Kodak Easy Share all-in-one ink jet printer, which promises to save you cash.

Astronaut Takes Out The Trash July 24, 2007 CBS News RAW: Astronaut Clay Anderson released a refrigerator-sized ammonia tank into space from the robotic arm of the International Space Station.

1969: Man On The Moon July 21, 2007 This Week In History: American Neil Armstrong stepped down on the moon on July 20, 1969. "That's one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind," he said while standing on the moon.

Sea Birds In Arctic July 20, 2007 Only On The Web: CBS News' Daniel Sieberg talks with bird and wildlife observer John Wells of the group Environment Canada.

Introducing The Rosette July 13, 2007 Biological oceanographer Steve Romaine introduces Daniel Sieberg to the rosette, the largest sampling equipment onboard the Louis S. St-Laurent, capable of dropping to depths below 4,000 meters.

Pet Control Crackdown July 13, 2007 California could become the first state to make spaying or neutering pets mandatory. And as Debbye Turner reports, it's an idea that has political fur flying.

Ice Age Baby Mammoth Unearthed July 12, 2007 CBS News RAW: A well-preserved female calf, believed to have died 10,000 years ago during the last ice age, was discovered in permafrost near Siberia, Russia.

School Teacher Set For Space July 12, 2007 After a long wait, Barbara Morgan will now get her chance to go to the final frontier when she joins the crew of Endeavor on a trip to the international space station. Karen Brown reports.

Quarters For Arctic Trip July 06, 2007 Only On The Web: CBS News' Daniel Sieberg gives a tour of his living quarters during his trip to the arctic from a Canadian research ship studying climate change.