Outbreaks are more common now thanks to bigger cities and more places for mosquitoes to live
From GPS-tagged eggs to smartphone apps, these emerging technologies could help give endangered species a chance at survival
Can Marshall Islanders’ unique heritage help them navigate a rising ocean?
Microplastics from beauty products and other sources affected oysters’ ability to reproduce in laboratory experiments
A study of cesarean babies swabbed with birth canal fluids suggests that some newborns may be missing out on helpful microbes
Unusual silica formations spotted by a NASA rover look a lot like structures formed by microbes around geysers on Earth
A traditional ten-acre cemetery holds enough embalming fluid to fill a small swimming pool. But there may be a greener way
How an Alaska-based artist helped solve a mystery that baffled paleontologists for over a century
Ancient astronomers were tracking planets using math believed to have first appeared in 14th-century Europe
A team of specialists had to get creative to mount a towering Titanosaur inside the American Museum of Natural History
How do animals survive under the snow? We're only beginning to understand—just as climate change may rewrite everything
On the 30th anniversary of the space shuttle tragedy, a look back at an ambitious plan to put the rest of us into orbit
Knowing who's at risk before the disease strikes could make preventative treatments possible
Once locked in frozen Alaskan dirt, Iñupiat artifacts are being lost to the sea, sometimes faster than scientists can find them
Journey to the Center of Earth
Drill deep into the mysteries of our home planet, from the surface all the way down to the core
Geologists have had to contend with bad luck, budget cuts and the race to the moon in their efforts to drill deep into our planet
Better electricity sharing across states would dampen the effects of variable weather on wind and solar power
The question is why would an animal weighing up to 16,000 pounds need to jump?
Earlier life-forms across the cosmos may have faced thousands to millions of times the cosmic ray dose that we do today
Though key players have distanced themselves from the concept, a new film examines the continuing draw behind the sci-fi staple
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