The 761 ft-tall (232 metre) concrete tube has been built in Rottweil, Germany to put maglev lift technology through its paces.
Facebook says it will begin test flights later this year of a solar-powered drone with the wingspan of a Boeing 737, the next stage of its campaign to deliver Internet service to remote parts of the world. Engineers at the giant social network say they've now completed a drone (main image) with a 140-foot wingspan that weighs less than 1,000 pounds. It will use lasers to send Internet signals to stations on the ground (bottom left).
Archaeologists found two pieces of thigh bone (pictured) at a site close to Xuchang City in China where skull fragments of an extinct 100,000-year-old human species were previously found.
Esa researchers have described organic compounds detected by Philae, including four never before seen on a comet. These compounds have been described as 'frozen primordial soup'.
Engineers at Seoul National University in South Korea studied water striders (pictured) to develop the characteristics of their tiny robot.
Facebook has revealed its average users spend 46 minutes a day on its apps, accounting for a fifth of all time spent on smartphones, but despite this its share prices fell in the last quarter.
Scientists at the University of York found that caffeine, sugar and water interact at a molecular level to block the bitter taste that some coffee drinkers (illustrated) dislike.
Finland-based Rovio, the company behind the Angry Birds franchise, claims the game's visuals have been overhauled 'from the ground up', while the game retains its trademark slingshot gameplay format.
WARNING GRAPHIC LANGUAGE: The maps, created by Quartz using research by Dr Jack Grieve at Aston University in Birmingham, reveals how words spread in each county in a given week and how it spread over a year. The maps show, for instance, how fleek exploded almost simultaneously across the country last year. The phrase, which translates to perfect or on point, is believed to have been started Kayla Newman, a Vine user, when saying, 'Finna get crunk. Eyebrows on fleek.'
Analysis of early human fossils by researchers at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada, suggests it was 'Handy man' not Homo erectus who were first to migrate from Africa.
Security researchers Sandvik and Auger demonstrated at a West Virginia firing range how they could change the target by feeding inaccurate data to the targeting computer.
Astronauts working in space could soon be able to tune into to daily forecasts of space weather much like the shipping forecast thanks to research by scientists at the University of Northumbria.
Toyota has shown off its Human Support Robot at a nursing and welfare exhibition in Yokohama, Japan. Engineers believe it could help disabled patients and the elderly around their homes.
The unusual lunar event will take place on Friday and will be visible around the world. It will be the first 'blue moon' to occur since 2012, shown in this image of the moon over Cincinnati, Ohio.
Researchers at Nasa's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland showed how vitamin B3, a building block for life, can be made in space when ice is bombarded with radiation.
The LG Gentle handset (pictured) has a 3.2-inch colour touch screen and will launch in South Korea, but there's no news whether the smartphone will come to the UK or US. With a circular navigation button in the centre of the physical keypad, the handset bears a striking resemblance to the more basic handsets many of us cherished over a decade ago.
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Dutch airline KLM has teamed up with Delft University of Technology to produce concept designs that could be the future of planes. The main feature is a blended-wing design that will ensure better fuel proficiency due to the aircraft being more streamlined. The AHEAD aircraft, which stands for Advanced Hybrid Engine Aircraft Development, is being designed to carry 300 passengers over a range of 8,700 miles - approximately the distance from Amsterdam to Perth.
Atlantic spotted dolphins and bottlenose dolphins were studied by The Wild Dolphin Project in The Bahamas over the space of 30 years, providing insight into how the species rely on each other.
PhD student Philipp Stossel, from the Functional Materials Laboratory in Zurich added the organic solvent, isopropyl, to a gelatine solution. He was then able to press it into thread.
Video from onboard cameras revealing the fatal crash of a Virgin Galactic spaceship last year has been released, along with surviving pilot's recollection of his harrowing fall to Earth.
Robert Nemiroff, a physicist at Michigan Technological University has worked out mathematical equations to show how this could happen if faster-than-light travel was possible.
Dubbed the Laser-Induced Plasma Effect, or LIPE, the weapon would be able to produce 130-decibels of noise in a targeted area, equal to that produced by a fighter jet.
The lights, pictured, appear to float above Osaka for a full two minutes, making their way from one side of the skyline to the other as the cameraman catches the weird phenomenon on camera.
New research from Harvard and the University of Texas suggests that higher levels of two hormones in our bodies, testosterone and cortisol, encourages cheating and other unethical behaviour.
Video from onboard cameras revealing the fatal crash of a Virgin Galactic spaceship last year has been released, along with surviving pilot's recollection of his harrowing fall to Earth.
Windows 10, the biggest update Microsoft has made to its computer software, has finally launched after a massive beta test programme. The new software will be the first to work across all Windows-powered devices, from smartphones to tablets and desktop computers, as well as Microsoft's Xbox One games console.
The feature is designed to easily let people share wifi passwords with friends, but security experts describe it as 'an accident waiting to happen'.
The British government has released its Space Weather Preparedness Strategy and warns a major solar storm could trigger power cuts and bring travel disruption as GPS networks go down.
Scientists at Brookhaven National Laboratory in New York used computer models to simulate how strands of molecules like RNA may have first emerged on the early Earth (illustrated).
Biologists at North Carolina State University found humans have similar stomach acidity to scavengers. A thermograph of heartburn in the stomach is shown.
Researchers in Israel have revealed how ants use team work to carry large chunks of food. A carefully balanced system of leaders and lifters allows ants to coordinate their efforts.
A report suggests China wants to exert influence over every part of the tech industry and web in china, from social media to semi-conductors.
Scientists at Brown University in Rhode Island have found the formula for an alloy that would melt at 4,126°C (7,460°F). They now hope to synthesise the material from hafnium, carbon and nitrogen.
Genetic Access Control was developed to look at the genetic profile held by DNA analysis firm 23andMe. It can check a user's ethnicity, gender or disease risk before they access a website.
Osaka University was able to produce a 2-petawatt - or 2 quadrillion-watt - laser beam using the Laser for Fast Ignition Experiments. This is equivalent to 1,000 times the world's electricity consumption, causing the laser to be compared to that on the Death Star in Star Wars (inset). The energy of the laser beam itself was only powerful enough to run a microwave for around two seconds. However, the team were able to produce such a high output by concentrating the power to 1 pico-second, or around a trillionth of a second.
Martin Tajmar, professor and chair for Space Systems at the Dresden University of Technology, confirmed that the EMDrive creates thrust in a vacuum and could revolutionise space travel.
Uber has been accused of showing 'ghost cars' in its app to lure users in - and admits that is does not always show the real location of cars.
University of Bath and Texas A&M; University scientists found multi-tasking while walking and using a phone significantly affects the way a person walks.
Rachel Feltman from the Washington Post explains exactly what is happening on the cellular level as she gets inked, including why tattoos are permanent, what the ink is made of and why they fade.
A Google engineer in Japan has submitted a proposal to add icons for peanuts, kiwis and milk, among others, to the list of official emoji
Biologists from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University said it was an abundance of food in the city - often from people feeding them - that triggers their aggression.
Biologists at the University of Oxford and St Andrews University have found chimps in the Budongo forest in Uganda are eating clay to supplement the minerals in their diet and neutralise toxins.
The company said on Tuesday it had 304 million core users in the second quarter, up from just 302 million in the prior quarter.
A domestic cat - possibly the companion of a Roman soldier stationed at the site in Gloucester - is believed to have made the prints (pictured main and close-up, top right) as the tile dried in the sun in around 100AD. The tile, a type called tegula, was used on the roof of a building in what became the Berkeley Street area of modern city. A interlocking roof made of imbrex and tegula tiles is shown bottom right.
Illinois-based Motorola has launched a trio of smartphones in an attempt to dominate both the high and low end of the mobile market.
A UK study to measure the mood of the animals found that in an 'enriched environment' - with extra bedding and hammocks - they displayed mental states similar to those seen in happy people.
University of Toronto Mississauga paleontologist Kirstin Brink said fossil evidence showed that T. rex's serrated teeth could crush bone and rip through the meat of its prey.
The University College London study analysed figures for 62 councils in England and Wales and found there was no rise in crime including robberies, sex attacks or burglaries.
Australia's Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) embedded e-ink screens (pictured), like used in Amazon's e-reader, in signs in Sydney for 'the first time' to make life easier for motorists.
Its vision, which is in line with that of Google's, is for tracked drones to communicate their positions to a centralised computer system available to all operators, similar to aviation airspace.
Michele Chu, a student at Pratt Institute in New York, has designed a spray-on condom that comes with a 'lover's kit' including a smart bra that can be unhooked using a remote control.
A ten year high El Niño is caused by a shift in the distribution of warm water in the Pacific Ocean around the equator - but say it may not be enough to bring rain to California.
So-called failed stars, which are difficult to detect and also remain hard to classify, are too massive to be planets but physicists from the Universities of Sheffield and Oxford have revealed that they host powerful auroras just like Earth.
The National Transportation Safety Board found that co-pilot Michael Alsbury unlocked the feathering system at Mach 0.92 instead of Mach 1.4, causing brakes to be applied.
Impossible foods is working on meat and cheese alternatives made entirely from plants, and hope to unveil its Impossible Burger, made entirely from plants later this year.
The warning was made in an open letter by the Future of Life Institute which predicts that it will only be a matter of time until AI weapons they appear on the black market.
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have discovered that ants use three types of hair and bristles on their front legs to meticulously clean dirt from their antennae.
The Smog Free Tower will create a 'cube of smog' from every 1,000 cubic metres of air it cleans when it travels around the world, starting its journey in Rotterdam in The Netherlands.
University of York researchers say those whose mothers made 'mind-related comments' were more able to understand other people's feelings by age five.
Mobile security researchers have discovered the 'mother of Android bugs' - and say it can infect your phone simply by receiving an MMS message.
The desert nation UAE ranks among the world's 10 driest countries. Rain triggered through cloud seeding is much cheaper than desalinated water, increasing rain by 70 per cent.
The home includes the bodies of juveniles, young adults and middle-age adults - all crammed into a house measuring just 20 square metres. Experts say the scene could have been the result of a 'prehistoric disaster,' and that an epidemic of some sort may be responsible.
Dr Ashby from the Department of Archaeology at the University of York said there were social reasons for raids on Britain as well as seeking wealth and power.
The images reveal the front facade of the iPhone 6s, it is claimed. Experts say the device will look almost identical to the 6 and 6 plus on the exterior, but will have a new screen and be far faster.
The University of Queensland study found that after the birth of their first child men believe more strongly that a woman's most important role in life is being a mother.
Nine walls in San Francisco have been coated with Ultra-Ever Dry paint, which repels urine back towards an offender (illustrated).
When it comes to choosing an oil or fat for cooking, we have never been so spoiled for choice. But which of them really is best to cook with?
University of East Anglia scientists, say one of the proteins in semen is a 'master regulator' of genes - and females exposed to it showed a wide range of changes in gene expression.
Marketing experts at Valdosta State University, Georgia and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, studied how much truth lies in glossy adverts in women's magazines such as Vogue and Elle.
Over a 10-day study, Forensiq found one per cent of all devices in the U.S. ran at least one app committing this kind of fraud. In Europe and Asia, two to three per cent of devices are affected.
Cassini has spotted mysterious red lines, several hundred miles long, scratched across the surface of Saturn's icy moon Tethys (inset). The unexplained arc-shaped 'blood trails' are among the most unusual colour features on Saturn's moons to be revealed by the probe. Scientists are baffled by the presence of the red lines, with some suggesting they may be exposed ice with chemical impurities, or the result of outgassing from inside Tethys.
In Seattle iPhone thefts and robberies went up by more than 30 per cent in the six months after the Kill Switch was introduced, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
Volunteers taking part in a study were asked to remember made-up words either before a night's sleep or after 12 hours of wakefulness.
Called the Extended Area Protection and Survivability Integrated Demonstration, or EAPS ID, Army bosses revealed the weapon has already been fired at Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey.
Scientists at the University of Lisbon, Portugal, used high precision optical lasers to measure two pendulum clocks and found the sound they produced gives a 'kick' that alters the pendulum swing.
Scientists at Wesleyan University in Connecticut have revealed that while 80 per cent of listeners experience physical reactions to music, a small number experience 'skin orgasms'.
A team of physicists at the University of Tokyo has offered a new hypothesis that suggests dark matter acts like a particle called the pion, which is responsible for binding atomic nuclei together.
A new American-made guide titled How To Make Tea: The Science Behind The Leaf claims Brits have lost their claim as the world's authority on the drink.
Archaeologists at Tulane University have discovered a stone tablet hidden inside the ruins of a shrine at an ancient palace in the jungle of Peten in Guatemala.
The rocks contain high levels of silica and hydrogen which are ideal for preserving evidence of carbon-containing organic materials that could point to signs of ancient life. Elk lies downhill from a geological contact zone the rover has been studying near 'Marias Pass' (left) on lower Mount. Sharp. Upon its return, the rover looked at a similar region, dubbed 'Lamoose' (right).
Calico have said that AncestryDNA have a unique combination of resources to help them identify patterns in longevity and heredity that they hope will lead to therapeutic solutions.
Researchers studying four common scoters nesting in the same loch found they all split up and flew to different locations in Scotland, Ireland and Morocco.
The Apple Watch and Apple Watch Sport models will be sold at more than 300 Best Buy stores in time for the holiday shopping season, a spokeswoman for Apple said.
Russia has launched three mystery spacecrafts in 18 months, under cover of routine satellite launches. U.S. analysts say the unusually nimble satellites have the potential to be weaponised.
American cannabis advocacy group Norml have released a controversial new app which they claim will be able to asses cannabis users' suitability to drive safely.
If a man feels like his masculinity is being questioned he is more likely to lie about various physical and mental attributes, University of Washington researchers found.
Researchers say the quantity of social interactions a person has at 20, and the quality of social relationships that person has at age 30, can benefit their well-being later in life.
The video was produced by Toronto-based Mitchell Moffit and Gregory Brown from ASAPScience and explains that bananas, for example, contain more chemicals than some sweets.
Archaeologists have uncovered human remains of four of the earliest leaders of the English colony that would become America (main image), buried for more than 400 years near the altar of what was America's first Protestant church in Jamestown, Virginia (top right). Researchers were stunned to find one of the, identified as Capt. Gabriel Archer , a vociferous critic and rival of Captain John Smith, was buried with catholic artefacts (bottom right), leading to claims he was part of a secret catholic cell or a Spanish spy.
Amazon has launched its Prime Music streaming service for subscribers in the UK who pay the £79 a year but did not manage to reach a deal with Universal Music Group.
Pennsylvania State University researchers found women taking pills such as Cilest and Yasmin, which lower the amount of the hormone oestrogen in the body, performed better in spatial awareness tasks.
The physical, chemical and biological processes behind the formation of 'hair ice' has been revealed by researchers in Germany and Switzerland after remaining a mystery for 100 years.
Engineers at Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California are developing 'windbots' to float through Jupiter's atmosphere by harvesting energy from the gas giant's turbulent winds.
Experts warn the entire U.S. national security clearance system could be compromised, on the day it is finally being restarted after the unprecedented security breach.
Cars were put under the microscope by scientists from the University of Nottingham. They found evidence of potentially deadly bugs staphylococcus and Ecoli lurking on steering wheels.
Researchers in Cardiff discovered that the gene associated with schizophrenia is active in newborns, which raises the possibility that infants could be screened and treated before it develops.
University of Arizona researcher, Wolfgang Fink, says that while the technology remains in the realm of science fiction, the ability to create immortal humans may not be all that far-fetched.
A Bournemouth-based chemistry teacher explains bacteria and yeast dwelling in dog hair are mostly responsible for the nasty odour. A study identified smelly compounds that increase when a dog is wet (stock image inset). These include almond-like benzaldehyde, honey-like phenylacetaldehyde (top row) fruity acetaldehyde, 'medicinal' phenol and 2-methylbutanal, which is described as 'musty and nutty'. Odours of faeces, sulphur, mushroom and fruit (bottom row) are also involved.
Volunteer Camille Jacquey unearthed the tooth in the rocky soil of the Arago Cave in Tautaval in the French Pyrenees. Experts have described it as a 'major discovery'.
Nasa astronaut Terry Virts added an antacid tablet to a globule of water on the International Space Station to see what would happen. In low gravity it fizzed in mid-air, spitting water in all directions.
Scientists at Duke University in North Carolina, found chemicals found in house dust bind to and activate the PPARgamma receptor, which regulates fat metabolism and cell death.
A 40-person team at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia labored for 11 hours earlier this month to give an 8-year-old Zion Harvey a new set of hands.
The new islands, dubbed Sholan and Jadid, were born in the Zubair Archipelago between Africa and the Arabian Peninsula in 2011 and 2013 respectively.
Made by a Chinese start-up, the 5.5-inch model witha 13 megapixel camera is the follow-up to last year's popular OnePlus One.
Some of these craters and other features now have official names, inspired by spirits and deities relating to agriculture from a variety of cultures, such as Haulani, after the Hawaiian plant goddess.
The squid can be seen feasting on a fish as it is hauled out of the ocean onto a fishing vessel while Russian sailors try to prod it with a long pole from the side of the boat to try to save their catch.
A doom-laden US study in 1972 predicted that the earth would run out of food and resources, becoming uninhabitable by around 2050. British scientists now claim we have a little more time.
The 4K video is a remake of a video made by the Texas-based Slow Mo Guys in 2011. The latest video shows one half of the pair, Daniel Gruchy, inside a 6ft water balloon as it fills with water.
Extroverts are far more likely to indulge in impulsive spending, have higher credit card debts and reduced savings, researchers say.
Dutch bank ING Netherlands has released the voice-activated payment feature through its mobile banking app, providing a quick and easy alternative to entering your PIN.
A number of patents filed by the Japanese firm hints it is working on a sleep monitoring device that could be part of its plan to diversify into 'Quality of Life' products.
New Horizons spotted a new, apparently less lofty series of mountains on the lower-left edge of Pluto's best known feature, the bright, heart-shaped region named Tombaugh Regio.
It's not just America's women who have triumphed in a soccer world cup. Thor, a 5-foot-tall,humanoid robot built by UCLA and University of Pennsylvania has won the 'RoboCup'.
EXCLUSIVE: Never-before-seen photographs of the Mashco Piro tribe have emerged, revealing previously untold secrets of their way of life. The government in Peru is trying to contact them.
The flying machines were controlled by competitors wearing goggles with video links at a difficult course at Drinkwater Park in the north Manchester suburb of Prestwich.
Residents of the San Francisco Bay area should prepare for a major earthquake 'any day now' according to a scientist from the US Geological Survey.
Money money money,' as Abba once sang with typically Scandinavian wisdom, 'it's a rich man's world'. We all know the truth of this, whether we have enough money or not.
The patent awarded by the US Patent and Trademark Office shows a design for earbuds with a bendy rubber outside part that's designed to mould to a user's ear so the buds don't fall out easily.
Scientists from King's College London analysed genetic data from 12,500 identical and non-identical twins to assess the importance of genetic factors in academic achievement.
The first known fossil of a four-legged snake has been discovered by scientists who believe it may help unravel the mystery of how serpents lost their legs.
The in-depth review - the first in almost 40 years for a Nasa exploration class vehicle - provides a final look at the design of the rocket before full-scale construction begins in 2018.
The front of the vehicle is fitted with a fake cannon so it looks like a standard main battle tank, with 12 Spike anti-tank missiles hidden at its rear.
A study by geneticists at Harvard Medical School has found three native tribes in the Amazon who share more DNA with Aborigines from Australasia than any other modern population.
The images have been removed from all home and notifications screens on a user's account. Custom backgrounds still appear on public pages such as individual tweet pages meline.
Scientists in Brazil have uncovered evidence that between eight and 50 million people lived around the Amazon river by 1492 and farmed extensively in the region, shown in the map pictured.
A Nasa-funded study has found it may be possible to cut the cost of missions to the moon by 90 per cent by working with private companies who could dig up hydrogen fuel from the lunar surface.
Experts at the University of Dundee built the model based on a skull found at Boatbridge Quarry in Thankerton. The man is unusually tall for the Copper Age, standing at 5 foot 11 (1.8 m).
Computer scientists at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany, developed the new technique that reads a person's thermal signature (right).
A survey of managers has shown 70 per cent of them would consider using a robot on their team, suggesting a future like that depicted in the TV series Humans (pictured) may become a reality.
Dubbed Robo-Mate, the German technology adds metallic supports to arm, legs and the back to allow workers to lift ten kilograms, making it feel like just one.
Footage of the slugs was captured by Japan-based Dive Store Exiles. Named Jorunna parva, the slugs have been dubbed 'sea bunnies' because of their white bodies and ear-shaped spines.
Scientists at Stanford University say data sent back by the New Horizons spacecraft suggests the thin atmosphere on Pluto is falling back to the surface.
EXCLUSIVE: Peter Worden (pictured), the ex-head of Nasa's Ames Research Center, said the team made the calculation 'as we were waiting for the press conference announcing this to start'.
The blue marble was captured by the Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (Epic) and created by combining three separate images to show our planet in incredible detail.
According to a study at the University of Alberta, antibodies in the yolk can be used to coat gluten as it passes through the body - stopping it from irritating the small intestine.
A study by scientists from the University of Bristol found people who eat more slowly feel fuller and think they have eaten more than those who eat quickly.
The master of suspense Alfred Hitchcock knew how to grab our attention - because during tense moments our brain narrows in on the action on the silver screen.
A Nasa challenge is looking for concrete proof to support the theory by asking the public to develop software codes or algorithms to search through data on electromagnetic pulses.
Nasa is to consider sending the New Horizons probe to one of two frozen objects in the ring of debris orbiting four billion miles from the sun. The spacecraft has power to last 20 more years.
The finding is based on an analysis of ancient peat deposits found deep within Neor Lake in Northwest Iran, which revealed unusual weather patterns in the region.
A study of worms by scientists at Northwestern University in the US showed adult cells abruptly begin their downhill slide when they reach reproductive maturity.
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Experts from Bournemouth-based Real Crime magazine partnered with the Centre for Applied Criminology at Birmingham City University to reveal the five key traits.
The Pentagon confirmed the disaster after pictures emerged online that appeared to show the wreckage of the MQ-1 Predator aircraft, thought to be worth around £5million.
Using the Eso 3.6-metre in Chile, an international team of astronomers has spotted a planet with a 'very similar mass to Jupiter' 186 light-years away orbiting a sun-like star, named HIP 11915.
Researchers in Princeton have discovered a new particle that can act as matter and antimatter simultaneously, and could one day help to build a more stable quantum computer.
The web giant reported an 19.9 percent rise in quarterly revenue, helped by higher sales in North America, its biggest market, and continued growth in its Amazon Web Services unit.
Called Lightyear.fm, the project (pictured) was created by New York-based computer designers Brian Moore and Chris Baker with Mike Lacher and Mikhail Chernov.
Call Timeline, it is designed to allow users of the firm's online maps to see the places they frequent most often. However, some users took to twitter to describe the feature as 'scary'.
Mars One, often ridiculed for their overly ambitious proposal to send humans to Mars, has revealed how they plan to whittle down their candidates from 100 to 40.
In the movie based on the Avengers series, a blast of atom-squeezing particles transforms Ant-Man from human to insect size - but researchers say other insects possess some superpowers of their own.
Archaeologists have unearthed a carving (pictured) in the ancient site of Göbekli Tepe in Anatolia, Turkey, which could be thousands of years older than other written language.
The amazing incident took place at Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park in South Africa, and experts say the creature may be using the animal to avoid predators - or just catch a lift.
Overall cosmetic appearance was rated as the most essential factor, girth was third and length only sixth out of eight aspects, say researchers writing in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
The latest images reveal signs of recent geologic activity, something scientists hoped to find but didn't expect, along with unexplained layers of haze several times higher than scientists predicted.
The leaked image is reportedly a dummy handset sent to a store. It shows what appears to be the curved S6 Edge Plus at roughly the same height as the Galaxy Note 4.
British photographers Fiona Rogers and Anup Shah captured apes in Indonesia and Borneo - and highlighted how human our evolutionary cousins are.
British photographers Fiona Rogers and Anup Shah captured apes in Indonesia and Borneo - and highlighted how human our evolutionary cousins are.
Using radiography, anthropologists from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid analysed skeletal remains in tombs in Vergina, Greece, revealing Philip's leg wound.
The Breakthrough Initiative, launched in London, aims to scour one million of the closest stars to Earth for alien transmissions and laser signals using powerful radio telescopes.
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