Olivier Grunewald's dramatic photos showcase blue flames—not blue lava—that result from burning sulfur
A lethal volcanic explosion is identified as the culprit behind a mysterious mass death of creatures that took place around 125 million years ago
Research shows that emissions of a class of air pollutants are two to three orders of magnitude higher than previously calculated
Brit Hugh Turvey adds his artistic touch to x-rays of suitcases, old shirts and a host of other subjects
The BBC/Masterpiece sleuth employs a memory technique invented by the ancient Greeks
On the southern edge of the world, a waterfall runs red as blood
Deforestation in Central America goes hand-in-hand with narcotics operations, which replace forests with airstrips, roads and money-laundering farms
Science shows that the cold weather will make it harder for players to grip the ball, avoid slipping and hear each other over the roar of the crowd
Our intrepid reporter joins tropical bat researchers in the field one night and gains some appreciation for their fangs
Climate change may explain the recent drop, scientists say
The Black Death and the Justinian Plague arose separately from the same pathogen. Could a new strain emerge in the future?
Patient H.M.'s brain has been sliced and digitized, leading to new insights for scientists
New research indicates that the stone was once specially cut to produce an image of a sun when mounted on a gold background
With groundbreaking (and controversial) projects, artists are starting a conversation about the future of synthetic biology
In labs around the country, researchers are realizing that in many cases, it's easier to work with animals than against them
The sound and water ripples produced by the túngara frog's mating call are picked up by predatory bats
The region shook in 1811 and 1812, and scientists say it could happen again
A biologist and a poet team up for a new exhibition at the Seattle Aquarium that features images of bleached and stained fish skeletons
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