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Nobody likes oil in their water.
The moon is Earth's only permanent natural satellite, but it may be in the company of tiny asteroids trapped in the planet's orbit.
Although the insecticide was banned decades ago, it still persists in the environment.
Here's a question you never knew you wanted to answer.
Tip of the hat to the people who make science books so, so pretty.
I need this in my life.
Pregnant women can be reassured there is no risk of autism to their babies due to Tdap vaccine.
Scientists couldn't make head or tail of it before.
The game is only being used for research purposes and is not available to the public, but has helped inform other games being submitted to the FDA for clinical applications.
Incredibly, this one lived in the desert, which is unheard of for a pterosaur.
A unique experiment challenges all of us to fight for a sustainable future.
Tax havens are even more problematic than we thought.
It's an interesting man-animal collaboration.
Opioids don't really do any good here, and they might pave the way for an unwanted addiction.
Researchers hope the findings lead to a new class of drugs to help treat bowel diseases.
A weak handshake may be a sign of unhealthy outcomes in the future, according to a new study.
Don't scrub your pots too hard -- you're destroying precious climate evidence!
This is probably a good thing, but it remains to be seen whether it will actually make a difference.
Be careful with your screen time. 'Night mode' is definitely a must.
4 billion years -- how's that for old?
A jury in San Francisco concluded that exposure to Roundup, Monsanto’s widely used herbicide, caused cancer and ordered the company to pay US$289 million in damages.
A modern-day Icarus will soar for the sun tomorrow.
Vlad left a bloody mark on history -- so why, then, is he treated with respect hundreds of years after he died?
Yum or yuck?
We need to be more responsible -- starting from our plates.
How old do you feel, really?
One of the studies focused on the steamier side of messaging: "sexting".
What is being seen is that the universe is expanding faster nearby than we would expect based on more distant measurements.
High-speed internet makes electronic devices more interesting... and we seem to be losing track of our bed time.
Don't let this fuel the inter-generation conflict though.
Turns out a one-trick economy never lasts long.
But that doesn't mean their fertility is necessarily affected.
To the untrained eye, they look just like plants, static and seemingly inactive. But things are not always as they seem.
There's a particular irony to this situation.
The most sophisticated fridge in space is already delivering fantastic results.
Would you care for some eau d'Dinosaur?
Glow your own way.
It looks like we'll have to tackle climate change the good old-fashioned way
Smart clothes -- not watches -- are the future of wearables.
We see them ever so often, but there's so much still shrouded in mystery.
The discovery paves the way for advanced materials that have the same functionality as living organisms.
Could this also be applied to humans?
A new study suggests obesity may play an important role in flu transmission.
You probably think there are a lot of these animals running around.
Not good news.
Scientists are saving America's iconic prairies from mice by coating seeds with hot peppers.
If it ain't broken, don't replace it with a powerplant.
Even before it actually started doing science, TESS sent back awesome footage of a passing comet.
They say nothing lasts forever -- but that's not really true.
It's a planet -- no, it's a brown dwarf. No, it's... both?
