A new study of tourism supply chains shows that all those flights, zip-line tours and foie gras produce 8 percent of global carbon emissions
A new model of stellar death shows our low-mass star has enough juice to produce a beautiful ring of gas and dust before winking out
A comparison between kimchi made with miso and kimchi made with fish sauce revealed that fermentation equalizes the bacterial communities
The area affected by the lava is one of the fastest growing in the state
Declining sea ice levels due to climate change may be helping the whales for now
Up to 1,000 tourists visit the colorful ridge every day. But this influx of people is eroding the nature
The find changes the story of human migration, but scientists still don't know what human species did the cutting
The early seabird had the sharp teeth of its dinosaur relatives but a bird-like body
By digging in ancient toilets, researchers uncovered genetic material that tells of past diets and diseases
The scientists say their research is the first to use a human bone to precisely measure the radiation absorbed by an atomic bombing victim
This Saturday, the craft will launch on its mission to search for clues about the Red Planet's interior
On Monday, the city of Nawabshah reached 122.4 degrees Fahrenheit, causing heatstroke, power outages and general misery
The art installation was recently on display in London
But don't go hauling your boats out just yet
It's the first triple eruption in 15 years—but don't worry, it's not a sign the Yellowstone volcano is ready to blow
A native to Baja California, the San Quintín kangaroo rat hopped back into researchers' lives last summer
The caterpillars were accidentally introduced to Britain in 2005
The female trapdoor spider ruled over her burrow in the Australian outback until a parasitic wasp attacked
“Things are not quite as they seem," explains astronomer Mark McCaughrean
The new microscope technique incorporates cutting-edge technology to capture spectacular imagery of cellular activity
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