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Some countries are already planning to phase out coal by 2030 but it's not enough.
Scientists have sharpened CRISPR's scalpel.
You'll feel very, very small after reading seeing this image.
Two thousand trees, shrubs, and other plants will cover the wooden facade of a 54-meter-tall tower.
This fundamental understanding could lead to better oral health but also new insights in evolutionary biology.
One technique had a success rate of 46 percent.
It's rather ironic and one can only wonder what Einstein would say about all of this.
Their anatomy was staggeringly complex, like intricate pipe works.
The spacecraft's legacy lives on.
There's a huge untapped potential for solar energy across America's shining skyscrapers.
Researchers revisited some chimps in Tanzania after more than 40 years and found their personality stayed remarkably consistent.
The animals do it to survive the harsh winter, likely sacrificing cognitive abilities in the process.
Some speculate the teeth may belong to a hominid species but evidence backs no such sensationalist claim.
A brief overview of some of the strangest objects in the cosmos.
The real scope of pollution and how it affects livelihoods is often misrepresented.
Mars has an invisible magnetic tail and it might contribute to Martian atmospheric loss.
It seems our AI overlords have overlords of themselves.
Millions of Americans are potentially exposed to high concentrations of arsenic from their drinking water.
We're responsible and it's up to us to clean up the mess.
One cognitive test widely used in research can improve working memory. The training won't make you smarter, though.
A ninth planet 10 times bigger than Earth might be lurking far away within the solar system.
Stress can trigger changes in the bacterial colonies that occupy the gut, similarly to obesity.
This was an amazing week in science -- with much more to come.
According to the most recent surveys, Americans generally overestimate the size of the country's homosexual community six-fold.
Patients reported feeling 'reset' or 'rebooted'. Their depression symptoms improved immediately after taking the drug.
It happened before and it could happen again rather soon. Damage to power grids, satellites, and communications could amount to $10 trillion.
The consequences are important for ecosystem health.
This is still experimental technology but in the future it could prove to be a lifeline.
The Hyperloop concept just got a whole lot sexier.
The amazing camo-skin was funded by the military and could one day make its way into the battlefield.
It doesn't seem that Native Americans mixed with Polynesians before European contact.
The ozone layer recovery could be delayed by as many as 30 years by rising industrial pollutants.
A disturbing new study shows that the government fails to accurately count law-enforcement related deaths in the United States.
The bird can effortlessly travel up to 500 miles in a single day just by occasionally flapping its formidable wings.
Scientists caution that it's too early to involve climate change in this instance.
Some crops fare much better than others so there's a lot of lessons we can learn.
Their aroma has been described as "terrible" and "foul". Now we know why.
Living electronics could be a game changer.
Back in the day when Chicago and Pittsburg were the world's Beijing and New Delhi.
Offshore wind farms could provide three times more power than land-based turbines
This could be a game changer.
Troy is back in the limelight with a story written in a long-forgotten language.
More weird quantum physics.
The amazing story of an insect presumed dead for decades.
The findings partially explain why humans were more successful than Neanderthals.
It must have looked like a weird sight from Earth's vantage point.
The pesticide is heavily linked with the dramatic collapse of bee populations around the world.
They're all adorable. Alas, some could already be threatened.
About 7.7 million American 'superusers' own between eight and 140 firearms.
Legal or not, teens aren't that interested in cannabis anymore.
