Scientists have narrowed down potential sites for the next rover to set wheel on the red planet
The family of the woman who changed science forever is seeking compensation
Just three percent of infected people caused two thirds of overall infections
Boys got Erector Sets. Girls got this stellar consolation prize
From poaching to panda recovery, the winners of the World Press Photo competition chronicle human interactions with nature
Even deep-sea creatures can't escape pollutants
Look beneath the surface for an unresolved water crisis
New data on the "superfood" could help breed varieties that require less processing and can thrive in poor soil conditions
The creature’s mismatched eyes help it survive in the ocean depths
It’s called Salish Blue, and it’s more than a science experiment
Up to 300 have died and volunteers are scrambling to get the remaining creatures back in the water
A virus is decimating an already fragile species
Parks Canada released 16 of the wooly ungulates in the national park in a pilot project to re-establish the species
A malfunctioning HVAC system led to mold contaminating 5,000 artifacts in a storage room, which will be restored over the next four months
Long ago, an almost inconceivable amount of sand shifted, changing the surface of the sea floor
There will be a lot going on in the night sky, including a pass by the green comet 45P/Honda-Mrkos-Pajdušáková
The 478-million-year-old creatures could help explain a series of mysterious fossilized tracks
The adorable balls of fur could help the zoo diversify their tiger gene pool
As “the panda of the sea” hurtles toward extinction, scientists stage a last-ditch effort to save the species
In 1973, it was the longest space mission — 84 days in the stars. But at some point the astronauts just got fed up
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