Result Page 339 for Latest Science News & Archive

Chipotle Shuts Seattle, Portland Stores After E.Coli Outbreak

It is the third outbreak of food contamination at company restaurants since August. Those earlier cases involved salmonella and the highly infectious virus norovirus.

Lithium Air Battery Breakthrough Could Lead To Replacement Of Lithium Ion Batteries

British scientists say they tweaked lithium-oxygen battery chemistry, and with a little graphene they made a better cell.

Skull-Shaped ‘Dead’ Comet Passes Earth On Halloween

The massive comet hurtled by 302,000 miles from Earth.

Halloween Asteroid 2015 TB145 Live Stream: Watch The 'Great Pumpkin' Flyby Here

Asteroid 2015 TB145 is estimated to measure about 1,300 feet across.

More news

Ozone Hole Over Antarctica Expands, Reaches Near-Record Size

NASA said that the hole -- formed as a result of depletion of the crucial, radiation-shielding ozone layer -- covered an area larger than the continent of North America.

Actual Drivers At Fault In All Driverless Car Crashes: Autonomous Vehicle Researchers

Researchers cautioned driverless cars still have a long way to go before full safety ramifications are understood.

Hiker Finds Ancient Viking Sword In Norway Estimated To Be 1,200 Years Old

“It might be used today if you sharpened the edge,” a county conservator told CNN.

NASA's Cassini Enceladus Flyby Searches For Evidence Of Life On Saturn's Moon

Results from the Enceladus flyby will not be known for several months.

Sky Diamonds Could Be A Planet's Best Friend, Climate Change's Worst Enemy

Diamond dust was proposed as an alternative to sulfates to scatter sunlight.

Sugar Intake Linked To Heart Disease, High Blood Pressure In New Study

The study's lead author has long held that sugar is a major cause of obesity in the United States.

WHO Red Meat Cancer Report: Findings Comparing Sausages To Cigarettes 'A Farce,' Australian Minister Says

Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce described as a "farce" a WHO report linking red meat consumption to cancer.

Last Supermoon Of 2015 Rises High Monday, But Don't Expect Any Astronomical Hijinks

There will be no blood moon tied to the last supermoon of 2015.

Afghanistan Earthquake: Hindu Kush Tremor Underscores South Asia's Violent Seismic History

Since 2000, the seismically active region has witnessed three devastating earthquakes that have killed a total of nearly 120,000 people.

Red Meat Cancer Risk Revealed By World Health Organization

The World Health Organization warned Monday that processed meats such as bacon, sausage and ham pose as big a cancer risk as cigarettes.

What Are Capacitors Used For? Breakthrough Increases Energy Storage

Why are more efficient capacitors a big deal?

Comet Lovejoy Releases Alcohol And Sugar Into Space, Study Finds

The discovery regarding Comet Lovejoy's emissions boosts evidence that comets could have helped create organic molecules that led to life in the solar system.

Hurricane Patricia Path: Map Shows Category 5 Storm Hitting Mexico's Pacific Coast Friday

The Category 5 storm, which is bearing down on Mexico's West Coast, had sustained winds up to 200 mph Friday.

Too Little Sleep Health Risks: Metabolic Syndrome Found In People With Less Than Six Hours Of Rest, Korean Study Reveals

“We don’t know yet if it is possible to reverse the effects” of insufficient sleep, one researcher said.

Lack Of Sleep Linked To Risk Of Diabetes, Heart Disease

After an average follow-up of 2.6 years, about 22 percent of participants developed metabolic syndrome, according to the results in the journal Sleep.

As Theranos Presses Pause, The Real Healthcare Revolution Is Happening With Artificial intelligence, 3D Bio-Printing and Smart Drugs

A revolution in how drugs are developed, tested and targeted at individual patients is already underway, thanks to artificial intelligence and 3D bio-printing.