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The world’s largest iceberg appears days away from crashing into a penguin-filled island. These robots will study the aftermath.

A man who died of constipation more than 1,000 years ago survived on just grasshoppers for months, his mummy has revealed.

NASA's Juno mission offers fresh insights into Jupiter's dynamic atmosphere.

Pigs that have been genetically engineered to be free of a molecule that triggers meat allergies have been approved by the Food and Drug Adm...

On Monday (Dec. 14), the very first doses of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine was given in the U.S., marking the start of a long campaign to vacci...

Eight years and one month ago, a Master of Fine Art student at the University of Hertfordshire fitted a beer can with photographic paper and...

Scientists are modeling when Earth's next supercontinent phase will begin, and how that could affect global climate.

It would only seem appropriate that the final eclipse in this eccentric year of 2020 will be visible only from Patagonia — nicknamed "the en...

Sea level changes are not happening uniformly across Earth's oceans. Here's why.

Key facts and information about flying fish.

Hypothetically, an implanted embryo could be older than the woman who gives birth to it.

Encryption tech can be either hardware or software.

Here's how mRNA vaccines work, and why they could make such a difference for vaccine development.

The vaccine appeared safe and effective, but some participants falsely tested positive for HIV.

Archaeologists in Israel have found an ancient altar to Pan that was repurposed as a brick in a church wall.

The forecast isn't certain, but some in the U.S. might get a rare glance at the aurora.

A family pulling weeds in the garden discovered a hoard of gold coins featuring various British monarchs dating back to the 1400s.

Thinking hard is a pain.

All of the Amazon's splendid greenery. Every fish in the Pacific. Every microbe underfoot. Every elephant on the plains, every flower, fungu...

Matter is what makes up the universe, but what makes up matter?

NASA's new data sonification project turns the universe's most extreme phenomena into sounds.

An enigmatic group of Triassic reptiles might be a close relative of pterosaurs.

A new model projects how case rates, hospitalizations and deaths will fall as COVID-19 vaccinations begin.

The United Arab Emirates has approved the vaccine based on this data.

From vanishing sea ice to blistering air temperatures to zombie fires, climate change is reshaping the Arctic. And that transformation may b...