This Week in Tech History: Apollo 13 Aborted, CIA Dabbles in Mind Control The "unsinkable" RMS Titanic sank on its maiden voyage, while an oxygen tank explosion nearly doomed a NASA mission. By John Bonazzo
Five Years After Fukushima, Ocean Radiation Poses Little Risk to U.S. Many Americans have been drinking non-harmful radiation without knowing it, so the risk of harm from Fukushima water in the U.S. is small. By John Bonazzo
This Week in Tech History: Telephone Invented, Fukushima Power Plant Explodes Inventor and Scottish emigrant Alexander Graham Bell initially used the telephone to summon his servant using a call bell. By John Bonazzo