Depending on the angle of the sun, ROY G. BIV don't all necessarily appear
Americans will still be able to hunt in some regions, but bringing trophies home will be harder
The Northern Hemisphere hasn't yet cornered the market for glorious aurorae
Special “windows” in the feathers covering their tiny bodies prevent overheating while hovering and flying
A genetic study of cichlid fish in a small crater lake seems to support a debated evolutionary concept
Sky-watchers should be on the lookout in coming weeks for the Ursid and Quadrantid showers
Polly want a mineral supplement?
Plans to reduce fertilizer runoff may not be enough to counter the blooms when climate change is taken into account
The deceptively simple discovery could revolutionize panda breeding
A new crowdsourcing project lets amateur enthusiasts contribute, too
In snub-nosed monkeys, male lips plump up and redden as they age, likely to signify reproductive availability and social status
The eyebrow-raising finding is just one of several papers published in the British Medical Journal's traditionally lighthearted Christmas issue
People in 45 countries submitted ideas for naming exoplanets and their host stars after legends and literature
New research suggests that as glaciers melt, the planet's axis is shifting
The strengths and limitations of the roadmap for fighting climate change
You may not know their names, but health officials are concerned about the epidemic potential of these illnesses
But will the Great Garuda project be enough to save a sinking city?
Two research groups offer two different solutions to one big problem
A research team is teaching artificial minds to imitate and innovate like kids do during play
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