For hundreds of years, biologists knew of the giant shipworm only from shell fragments and a handful of dead specimens. Those specimens, despite being preserved in museum jars, had gone to mush.
You can watch the first-ever 360-degree livestream of a rocket launch on Tuesday (April 18). Orbital ATK’s robotic Cygnus cargo spacecraft is scheduled to launch toward the International Space Station (ISS) Tuesday atop a United Launch Alliance Atlas V …
Stopping the flow: Warming-driven glacier melt leads to “river piracy” In this photo provided by James Balog/Extreme Ice Survey and Matthew Kennedy, the Trift glacier in Switzerland in 2015.
(CNN) Something caught Stef Lhermitte’s eye last week as he pored over satellite images of Northwest Greenland’s Petermann Glacier, one of the largest glaciers in Greenland.
The reports this weekend were breathless. Mashable said Russia was sending a “death dealing” robot with the power to shoot guns to the International Space Station.
Scientists are ditching their labs for the streets in a mass protest against the Trump administration’s war on facts, but will the effort resonate with skeptics?
If you’re up late this weekend, you might catch a glimpse of some shooting stars. The Earth is now passing through the debris field left behind by an ancient comet, which creates the spectacle of meteor showers.
BOURNE, Mass. – Researchers say preliminary findings show a North Atlantic right whale may have been struck by a ship before the animal was found dead in Massachusetts waters.
Scientists have discovered another venting activity on Europa. With the help of the Hubble Space Telescope, they have uncovered the latest movement on one of Jupiter’s moon, Europa.
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