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Our list of the top 100 highest priced motorcycles ever sold at auction offers unprecedented perspective on the rare motorcycle marketplace. It includes full details and images of each bike, plus links to the official auction page and catalog descriptions.

A team of astronomers have developed a computer simulation called "Illustris," which took five years to program and, for the first time, can recreate the evolution of the Universe in high fidelity.

Advances in technology have enabled an abundance of ways to share our stories. Created for the Exceptional Hardware Software Meeting in Germany next month, "Juanita Knits the Planet" is the world's smallest comic strip, detailing a day in the life of a ten micron-tall girl-turned-robot.

Boeing has flown its new light attack/reconnaissance helicopter for the first time in its production configuration. A prototype of the AH-6i was taken through preliminary tests in a flight lasting less than 20 minutes. The flight brings the model one step closer to full production.

Scientists from Switzerland's Empa research group have come up with a method of using waste to contain pollution – they've developed sponges made from cellulose by-products, that can soak up 50 times their own weight in spilled oil.

One of the classic microcars, the Messerschmitt KR200 continues to have a following half a century later, so much so that a pair of designers have developed a unique tribute. The Veloschmitt is Messerschmitt-influenced pedelec velomobile.

A design firm has created what it says is the tallest indoor vertical garden in the world. Green Over Grey installed the living wall at the Desjardins building in Lévis, Quebec. Called "The Currents," the wall is inspired by views of the St. Lawrence River visible from Quebec City and Lévis.

To celebrate 100 years of car making at Morgan’s works in Worcestershire, the car maker is rolling out the Morgan Plus 8 Speedster – a limited edition, stripped back, road-legal racing version of the open-top two seater.

At a press event in San Francisco yesterday, Intel and Google upped Chrome OS system designs to 20 by introducing a bunch of new computers and notebooks from OEM partners like Acer, LG, Asus, Dell and Lenovo, including a few powered by the latest generation Core i3 processors.

Seattle-based designer Andy Storms has created an insulated sleeping bag for dogs that can be zipped to conventional zipper mummy-style models, allowing both dog and master to share body heat while sleeping in the great outdoors.

Tel Aviv-based company SoftWheel has announced a new suspension bicycle wheel, known as the Fluent. Three cylindrical shock absorbers radiate out from its hub to the rim, taking the place of spokes.

Like a video game arcade on steroids, Motionators recreates the thrill of Formula 1 racing in a giant, lurching motion rig that simulates bumps, acceleration and cornering G-forces – and crashes; very physical crashes, as the rather pedestrian Gizmag Race Team discovered.