Cute as a button, the Int-Ball is taking over astronauts’ photographic duties
Two years after its fly-by, NASA releases maps and videos made with data from New Horizons
The Stanford professor investigated the mathematics of curved surfaces, writing many groundbreaking papers
Only the boiling away of Earth's oceans could bring about the extinction of these tiny water bears
It is the first time that a wild cat has been observed "adopting" another species—but the interaction may not have a happy end
The birds were able to choose and hold onto a tool that could unlock an eventual reward
This first could lead to health-monitoring molecular recorders inside cells
It took 12 hours for a team of navy personnel, divers and wildlife officials to pull the creature back to shore
Using X-rays, researchers find simple rules help the ants raise each other up, which could be useful in robotics
The faint orb is just a smidgen bigger than Saturn and around 2,000 to 3,000 times dimmer than our own sun
His life shows a time when science and magic intersected–even for scientists
Take a peek at the solar system's largest storm
100 of the top submissions can now be viewed online
'Whopper' of an iceberg weighs more than one trillion metric tons—and has been threatening to make the break for years
Microscopic life is everywhere, but it could be dangerous for future astronauts bound for Mars
When left with the choice of nasty-tasting plants or each other, the choice is clear for the beet armyworm caterpillar
The move is an attempt to limit crop damage by the diamondback moth
It’s a bid to dramatically reduce the country’s carbon emissions
An unusual genetic combination likely led to the creature's exceptionally light coloration
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