An increase in a smelly seaweed in the Caribbean has officials concerned for the region's tourism sector.
The exotic subatomic particles hold the key to understanding the origin and existence of the universe as we know it.
Leftover lettuce will be repackaged and sent to Earth for further analysis.
A study showed that physical, mental and social health were better among those who held religious or spiritual beliefs.
According to a new study, the rate of glacial ice-melt in the first decade of the twenty-first century was nearly three times more than the twentieth century average.
As Comet 67P nears the sun, extreme heat could cause the space rock to shed more of its icy coating, according to scientists.
A man-made stone structure on the seafloor off Sicily would have required skills not often associated with ancient civilizations.
A typhoon battered China's east coast on Sunday, killing eight people and forcing authorities to cancel hundreds of flights and evacuate more than 163,000 people.
Yellow sludge discoloring the Animas River from Colorado to New Mexico is spilling out of a long-shuttered gold mine.
Scientists expect the “Veggie” technology to be a key source of food for crew members during long-haul space missions.
Six people have died and over 100 have been injured by the powerful storm, and over 3 million households are reportedly affected by power outages.
Factors such as body dissatisfaction and low self-esteem drive men to take up supplements, the researchers said.
The Brazilian frogs, Corythomantis greeningi and Aparasphenodon brunoi, inject their lethal toxins through head-butting.
Researchers unaffiliated with the study said AI could help predict, and avoid, attacks that employ improvised explosive devices.
The researchers said their methods could prove to be cheaper and more efficient than current cell reprogramming methods.
New observations made using NASA's Hubble telescope have revealed a self-regulating mechanism that controls the rate of star formation in massive galaxies.
The researchers said their findings could have implications for future studies in liver regeneration.
Scientists at CERN are testing a superconductor-based magnetic shielding technology to protect astronauts from radiation during deep space missions.
The far side of the moon was seen for the first time in 1959 when the Soviet Luna 3 spacecraft sent back images of the region.
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden accused Congress of failing to fund its commercial crew program, which would have made the space agency self-reliant.
Did you know that "Fat Man" and "Little Boy" detonated about 1,900 feet above the ground?
The victim may have contracted the disease from fleas on a dead rodent or other animal, according to health officials.
The 21-foot robotic arm travels up and down a 40-foot track, shooting carbon fibers out of 16 spools that are heated as they're released.
The dead zone, which is caused by the overuse of farmland fertilizers, is the size of Connecticut and Rhode Island combined.
The specific high-pitched call produced by wild bonobos may contain a hidden message that requires context to be understood.
Crews are currently working to repair the massive crater, but officials said that they cannot guarantee that repairs will be finished by Tuesday.
Melanoma affects about 2 percent of Americans and is the leading cause of skin cancer deaths in the U.S.
Unmanned aerial devices were involved in at least two foiled plots against the U.S., the Department of Homeland Security said.
Rangeomorphs, organisms that lived nearly 565 million years ago, employed a complex, dual mode of reproduction.
According to a new study, unless emissions are cut drastically, even artificial removal of atmospheric carbon dioxide would not prevent the end of "ocean life as we know it."
