Science

When Michelle Reininger went to bed on Thursday, June 15, she wasn’t worried about the weather. The last time she...

Volcanic eruptions set off a mass extinction 252 million years ago that scientists call “the Great Dying.” The ensuing climate...

MAGISNAT, a pioneering spin-off based in Atlanta Tech Park, is excited to announce Kimberly as its new Science and Nutrition...

Trumpetfish like to snack on damselfish and shrimp in coral reefs and sea grass beds around the world. But with...

On the same day George Floyd was murdered by a police officer on a Minneapolis street — Memorial Day, 2020...

Free-floating planets — dark, isolated orbs roaming the universe unfettered to any host star — don’t just pop into existence...

Christopher Mah, a biologist at the Smithsonian, was scouring the shelves of the museum for deep-sea starfish when he had...

One summer evening as the sun sank behind the Dnipro River, the mammoth waterway that bisects Ukraine, Anatolii Volkov walked...

When Sinéad Griffin of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California had some new findings to share about a seemingly magical...

Birds get electrocuted on power lines. But people shooting at birds perched on power poles may be even more of...