WATER

The rivers on Titan, Saturn’s biggest moon, flow across its landscape the way they used to on Mars before it dried up, so Titan may not be as similar to Earth as we thought.

Comets may have delivered Earth’s atmosphere while it was forming and made it the planet we love today.

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

Samsung's only limit is sidewalks, according to SquareTrade product testing labs.

Not all exoplanets are created equal — some are much more likely to be harboring alien life.

When we finally find aliens living on an Earth-like planet outside our solar system, it might be swimming — because habitable exoplanets are probably completely covered in ocean.

An exoplanet similar to Earth is only 40 light years away from us, and it could be harboring alien life.

Built at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the water harvester could pull almost three liters of water in 12 hours with humidity at 20-30 percent.

NASA’s MAVEN spacecraft has been investigating the upper atmosphere and ionosphere of Mars since September 2014, providing an insight into the planet’s history.

Coral bleaching is causing severely damaging the Great Barrier Reef.

After five years of drought California is officially out of drought conditions.

The breakthrough has the potential to revolutionize water filtration — especially in countries that sorely lack access to clean drinking water.

In a study published in the Journal of Geophysical Research Planets, a team of scientists has identified a crater that they say was created by an asteroid that triggered one such event.

Smart Sprinklers and water aerators are just a few of the gadgets that can help you save water this World Water Day.

Almost 2 billion people currently use a source of drinking water contaminated with feces.

Experts predict the Sierra Nevada snowpack will dwindle to unsustainable proportions as the climate gets warmer.

Australia reaches hottest summer ever record as vulnerable koalas suffer the consequences.

These fish are jumping onto land just like the fish that eventually evolved into human beings millions of years ago.

Research conducted by the Lima-based International Potato Center was focused on growing the tuber in extreme climates.

By creating a synthetic version of a mineral in a lab, scientists found that the supply of water on the ancient Red Planet could have been far greater.

Officials recorded toxic levels of lead in the drinking water supply of an Indiana town.