The first “Hurricane Hunter” flight was a bet, but today they’re an essential part of risk management
The United States is the one of the world's only holdouts at this point, but it could have been the first country outside of France to adopt the system
The study is a striking reminder of how much science has to learn about these little wrigglers
Southern California–and LA in particular–continue to struggle with smog
The three-month-old creature succumbed to a case of pneumonia, according to the park
The degenerative brain disease develops after repeated concussions or blows to the head
Identifying the location of the fuel is a vital step in the decontamination process
The surprising abundance of water could help future lunar settlers survive in the barren landscape
The 69-year-old sea cow was the mascot for the South Florida Museum
After identifying genetic traces of the creature, one researcher spent years searching for the aquatic beast
An astronaut and Google mapped the ISS for Street View with a DSLR and a lot of patience
NASA waged an unsuccessful legal battle to retrieve the bag, which contains traces of lunar dust, from a private collection
Though the new agreement is promising, the practice remains prevalent throughout China and southeast Asia
Over half of that material was created in the last decade
Though experts were initially stumped, the substance has now been identified
Mutations in several genes linked to hypersocial behavior in people may have helped along canine domestication
Contrary to past research, a new DNA study suggests fido was only tamed once
A good pair of running shoes could help you escape the formidable beast, study finds
Using millions of photos and documents, researchers will reconstruct life on the ISS to see how visitors interact with their tools and each other
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