Elana Glowatz

Archaeologists discovered 17 new mummies from ancient Egypt as well as documents, sarcophagi and animals coffins.

Earth isn’t the only planet in our solar systems that has storms. Clouds gather and lightning crashes throughout our neighborhood.

For the first time, we have footage of narwhals using their unicorn-looking tusks, and the arctic whales are using them as weapons.

Some birds are migrating right into the path of hurricanes, and climate change may make that happen more often.

The Hushme closes over your mouth like Bane’s mask to muffle your voice on private phone calls.

Little moons in Saturn’s rings, called moonlets, are blasting through and kicking up material that create propeller-shaped features in the rings.

China has eight students living in a space colony simulation called the “lunar palace” to help prep the country for sending astronauts to the moon and to Mars.

Scientists are seeing the remains of a massive supernova explosion in a whole new light after telescopes teamed up to capture these detailed images.

Bullying doesn’t stop when kids graduate school. Whether they are the bullies or the victims, the abuse affects their mental and physical health well into adulthood.

Saber-toothed tigers went extinct as their food disappeared at the end of the last Ice Age, and it looks like modern big cats could go the same way, thanks to humans.

When astronauts are on the International Space Station, their blood doesn’t transport as much oxygen to their muscles and they grow weaker.

When the temperature goes up just a little, a third of a lizard’s healthy gut bacteria dies. What will climate change do to this reptile?

An autonomous robot that can probe your digestive tract could make colonoscopies easier and less painful.

Young Earth did not have the surface shape it has today. Scientists say it was probably pretty flat and almost completely covered in ocean.

NASA is testing its new telescope in a frigid vacuum to prep it for launch and its search for aliens on planets in other solar systems.

Children who watch movies during radiation therapy for their cancer need less anesthesia during their treatment.

When science and art come together, it can help us envision what our universe looks like beyond the bonds of Earth’s gravity.

Everyone mistook this butterfly for another insect until someone thought to look closely at its genitals.

Astronauts could not have made it to outer space without the brave group of deaf men who volunteered to help NASA.

The Mars rover Curiosity is carrying dirt in its hand as it scales a mountain and continues exploring another planet.

Weather in China’s capital Beijing can get strange, between the dust storms that blow in from the north and the smog that hangs over the capital city.

Astronomers say this new planet they found is like Jupiter but much hotter, and that makes for some freaky clouds and weather patterns.

Jupiter’s enormous swirling red storm, its Great Red Spot, is shrinking so much that it is changing shape and could soon be the size of Earth.

SpaceX aims to provide high-speed internet to all with a plan to launch thousands of satellites into orbit around Earth.

Females prefer a certain bone to be bigger, and understanding how it works in gorillas tells us something about sex between our ancient human relatives.

Stephen Hawking says humans have to leave Earth in the next 100 years and colonize another planet if we want any hope of surviving extinction.

Seals share their living environment with lots of ships, and the noise from that traffic could be damaging their hearing and affecting their ability to find food and mate.

Wild dogs steal a meal from cheetahs by taunting them, bouncing around and laughing like little creeps to scare away the fast cats.

Animal experts thought this lizard was lost to history after a shipwreck in the 1800s, but scientists have rediscovered the creature, which has survived many years of human colonization.