Creeping along at just 2 to 3 miles per hour, Sally is the latest in a trend of slow-moving storms, scientists say
A new study suggests Viking identity didn't always equate to Scandinavian ancestry
Experts say the sun’s next decade will likely feature a low number of events like solar flares that can disrupt power grids and satellites
Paleontology enthusiasts with an extra $8 million lying around can bid on Stan, a 67-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex
According to preliminary analysis, the bear is between 22,000 and 39,500 years old
Researchers aren’t sure what’s causing the mass die-off impacting birds flying south for the winter
The annual Gates Foundation report assesses global progress toward the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals
Hazy skies covered the United States and parts of Europe this week as jet streams pushed fumes eastward
Threats to global biodiversity are also threats to humans, experts warn
Rapid growth reduces the capacity of forests to absorb and store carbon dioxide
Acorn woodpeckers will fight to the death to control the finest habitat and new research finds up to 30 non-combatants will pull up a branch to watch
The starlet sea anemone is the first known species to translate food into limbs
The petrified forest in Borth appears in a myth written in the oldest surviving Welsh manuscript
Astronomers have detected a chemical in Venus’ atmosphere that signifies life on Earth. Could it mean the same on Venus?
The strange fish may help researchers envision the gaits of Earth’s first terrestrial vertebrates
The new research will inform computer models of how quickly the glacier is melting
Their space voyage provides new insights for treating muscle and bone loss
An interactive map predicts when the orange, red and yellow hues of autumn will brighten up the countryside
The longer a bird spent in a state of torpor, the less body mass it lost overnight
Two new studies explain why GW Orionis, a rare triple-star system 1,300 light years away, looks so misshapen
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