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A highly-selective new compound can pull uranium right out of the ocean water
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Starting in 2014, every new house needs to produce at least 1 kilowatt of energy
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As it turns out, trying to eat that much cinnamon can be really bad for you
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One company is trying to give those women a tactile equivalent to the sonogram, by 3-D printing their fetus for them
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Meet the lionfish - the poisonous and ravenous fish that is making its way across the Atlantic ocean like a slowly crawling, devastating oil spill
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A type of renewable energy, first proposed in the 1800s, might finally be ready for prime time
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The Federal Communications Commission, normally quick to crack down on the slightest infringement, is letting David Ortiz's f-bomb slide
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Late Sunday night and early Monday morning, you may catch the annual Lyrid meteor shower
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Three new potentially habitable exoplanets may be this week's only good news.
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Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev hails from Dagestan, a war-torn Russian region in the North Caucasus.
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Beer made from coffee beans that have passed through an elephant reportedly tastes "very interesting."
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It's a common cartoon trope, but it's actually true, in a way.
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A team of Scottish scientists hopes to raise $107,000 to build coral reef repairing robots
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A new study shows spayed dogs live a year and a half longer, on average, than their fertile counterparts
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Famous athletes and other performers are more likely to die young than their famous business, political, or academic counterparts.
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A combination of physiology and neurology prevents these hairy little guys from being able to upchuck
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Existential angst and physical pain may both be located in the same part of the brain; Tylenol may be able to help with both.
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The more researchers learn about stress, the more it seems there are two distinct ways we experience it: or short-lived stess, and long-term stress.
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Dating your relatives by accident is a common enough problem for Icelanders that there is now an app to help people avoid it
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Rooster sauce made $60 million last year alone, and revenue is only growing along with its popularity
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