Top 5 things to do in a personal flying saucer
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You'll be able to zip around about 10 feet off the ground at a speed of 50 miles per hour. From Crave, CNET's gadgets blog.
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Luxury retailer Neiman Marcus may have the perfect gift idea for the loved one who wants to get away from it all: a space trip that includes a spectacular view of Earth and a chance to experience weightlessness.
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Travel: Amanda Morison advises on places to indulge your loved one
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The go-to place for must-have gadgets is worth your time.
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For extraterrestrials passing through rural Bowman on S.C. 36, the center - like any good welcome center - can't be missed. The giant saucers loom behind a rustic post and metal fence just across the road from a country home flying two American flags.
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By Traci Watson  Home renovations are never easy. In space, where there's no gravity to keep things in place, construction is even tougher.
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Six tips for easing re-entry after a vacation.
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Ready for takeoff More modern, more art
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How to uncover your own Hidden Gems.
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Travel: Stuck at home between Christmas and the new year? Rory MacLean discovers the perfect book to go globetrotting without leaving the sofa
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Want to make someone's Christmas really special this year? Consider a trip to outer space.
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Use some psychological tricks and end up richer.
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What to do when your airplane seatmate watches offensive videos?
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As I write this column, I'm flying from San  Francisco to New York City for three days of meetings at the American Museum of  Natural History on bringing the latest scientific data to the public via museums  and planetariums. I look forward to working with my colleagues. I'm also eager  to gaze again at their stunning collection of fossils and to travel to distant  locations in our universe at the Rose Center and the Hayden Planetarium, the  museum's digital planetarium. ...
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Space is the one frontier that&#39;s out of reach to the average person, but the feeling of space travel is now a little less elusive.
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On occasions during a flight when someone has accidentally spilled food on me, I take solace in the knowledge that the reason I fly is to help make a difference in someoneâs life.
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Enjoyable and fulfilling tasks like gaming and praying can now be delegated to wililng peons, leaving you free to do ... we're not exactly sure what. By Vince Beiser from  Wired magazine.