The judge found that the United States Fish and Wildlife Service had acted ‘arbitrarily and capriciously’ in removing federal protections for the species
Analysis of radio records in the ionosphere showed that Allied Forces' bombing runs over Germany altered the upper atmosphere
Researchers were so entranced by the pink and yellow fish that they failed to spot a sixgill shark swimming just above their heads
The dino-bird hybrid boasts a stubby tail, clawed wings and sharp teeth
Two new studies demonstrate that epidural stimulation and intensive therapy can help people overcome paralysis from spinal cord injuries
Researchers introduced a sterilization mutation that wiped out lab populations in seven to 11 generations
The Italian Old Master had a notoriously mercurial temperament and was forced to flee Rome in 1606 after killing his rival in a duel
Fearing repercussions of his groundbreaking scientific claims, which flew in the face of church doctrine, the famed astronomer fibbed
Panda love grunts are packed with information, like size of the potential mate and more, but long distance calls are less reliable
The lab-grown eggs were not advanced enough for fertilization, but researchers say this next step in the future of reproduction could arrive soon
New data from the Mars Trace Gas Orbiter shows just the flight there and back alone will expose astronauts to 60 percent the lifetime radiation dose
The lava lake in the Halema‘uma‘u crater is gone and lava flows from Puʻu ʻŌʻō crater have stopped
Traces of fat found on a 558-million-year-old fossil suggest <em>Dickinsonia</em> was an animal rather than fungus, plant or single-celled protozoa
The ravenous insect repeatedly returned to the hunting site, suggesting praying mantises may be capable of complex learning
These reviled insects are adding another charge to their rap sheet: ferrying harmful microplastics ingested from contaminated water
As of noon Wednesday, the Department of Environmental Quality had identified 21 flooded lagoons actively releasing hog waste into the environment
A new study suggests that the "nuclear pasta" found in neutron stars is 10 billion times stronger than steel
Olympic National Park's mountain goats are moving to saltier pastures
"Fascinating, Captain"
Yusaku Maezawa hopes to recruit six to eight artists for the week-long mission, which is expected to launch as early as 2023
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