John Bostock was a British doctor suffering from what he called “summer catarrh”
From stained mice placenta to an implant in the eye, this year's Wellcome Image Award recipients highlight the beauty of science
The polka-dot tree frog emits a blue-green glow under UV light, which is an unusual feature for land-dwelling critters
The 5,600-square-mile reserve along the Russian border will safeguard rare Amur leopards and Siberian Tigers
Can potatoes grow on the red planet? The International Potato Center is on the case
Last year’s massive die-off was the largest ever observed
Hot weather, scant rainfall and high salt levels have created a perfect storm for pinkness
Chandrayaan-1 had been missing for eight years
The storm battering the northeastern U.S. is expected to undergo "bombogenesis." Just what does that mean?
The normally solitary creatures gathered off the southwestern coast of South Africa, puzzling researchers
New VR simulation turns you into an orbiting astronaut
Lowell's theories were treated with skepticism even in his own lifetime
A new paper raises the (distant) possibility that the unusual high-energy bursts from the cosmos are from intergalactic ships
When a human partner withheld tasty snacks, the dogs got sneaky
New images of the tiny moon are drawing comparisons to a ravioli, empanadas, walnuts, hamburgers...nom, nom, nom
Participants who practiced the Memory Palace method for 40 days showed changes in brain activity and improved memory months later
In a new study, bumblebees were able to discriminate the foot odor left behind by their nestmates, strange bees and themselves
An icebox-like lab will help scientists get a grip on a phenomenon that’s hard to spot on Earth
Part of the GOES-16 weather satellite, the geosynchronous imager promises to improve storm detection and reveal the secrets of thunderbolts
The 46 second clip of several True's beaked whales was taken by students and teachers on a field trip in the Azore Islands in 2013
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