There's no need to worry: It's unlikely it will blow anytime soon
Named for a unit of atomic particles, this decades-old quirky holiday seeks to raise enthusiasm for chemistry with cakes, crafts and a lot of bad jokes
They also share an ancestor will all living cats
A new report suggests that pollution led to the deaths of nine million people in 2015
A delicacy often exported to European countries, frogs are a tightly regulated commodity in the country
A new study suggests dogs use their facial expressions to communicate
Bits of Halley's Comet are raining down on Earth, and the show will peak in the wee hours of Saturday morning
A combination of habitat loss, pesticide use and climate change may be behind the dramatic three-decade decline
DeepMind's AlphaGo Zero taught itself how to play Go, becoming the greatest player in history in just 40 days
A WWF official described it as "Tarantino does Happy Feet"
The plant's operators hope to halt the warming of the Earth, but many challenges remain for the plan to work on a large scale
The 16 award-winning images range from whimsical birds to the tragic aftermath of a poaching raid
A new study comparing eruptions and uprisings looks at how volcanoes meddle with annual Nile floods
Contrary to popular belief, domestication has made dogs less likely to cooperate to get food than wolves
In a year of crazy weather, the remnants of the massive storm headed toward the British Isles
His 17th-century text is still in print today
By fusing its chromosomes, the creature could essentially clone itself while still maintaining genetic variation
Mae Jemison, the first African-American woman in space, wants us to look beyond Earth
Genes for both light and dark pigmentation have been in the human gene pool for at least 900,000 years
The chirp and flash from the event offers clues to the origin of Earth's precious metals
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