The study links new, detailed data about Earth’s atmosphere to a series of unfortunate events that occurred around the same time
Authorities are searching for the ship responsible for the unreported spill
The Antarctic bird has leucism, meaning its feathers do not contain melanin needed to produce black pigment
The creature, the first cloned endangered species native to North America, could provide the fragile population with desperately needed genetic diversity
Under the right conditions, viewers will have a short window of 10 minutes each evening to experience the glowing falls
As of last Wednesday, at least 3,500 sea turtles have been rescued from freezing waters in the midst record-breaking winter storm
The Arctic blast has swept across the Lower 48, bringing record cold temperatures and interruptions to electricity and water services
The moths eat wool and silk, putting historic artifacts—like a tapestry gifted to the house by Catherine the Great—at risk
It was previously thought the object's gravitational pull was responsible for the strange orbits of six dwarf planets that whiz beyond Neptune
The yellow, flower-shaped growths lure in pollinator insects to spread the fungus’ spores
The technically complex landing marks the fifth successful U.S. bid to reach the Martian surface
Both males and females will munch on each other’s wings after sex, a behavior that may encourage lifelong partnership
When scientists aiming to collect a sediment sample were stopped by a boulder, they found unexpected life instead
The mesosphere is too dense for satellites to orbit there, but too thin for planes and balloons to fly
The new planetoid unseats Farout, which held the title for about two years
Well-fed felines brought 36 percent fewer kills back home—if allowed outside
The four swine in the study always wanted to be the first at the computer each day
The study finds that fin whale songs are powerful enough to reverberate through the Earth’s crust, allowing scientists to study its thickness and structure
The condition may present both physical and social risk factors that make transmission more likely
New research finds climate change is making allergy season arrive earlier and bring higher pollen loads in North America
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