After the first laser was built in 1960, it took a long time before laser products were on the mass market
New research sheds light on the secrets of fluorescent coral reefs
The combination of UV radiation and perchlorates common on Mars could be deadly for bacteria
DNA from a Neanderthal femur is offering new clues to ancient interactions
A rare chemical reaction strengthens it even today—and that could help threatened coastal communities
Andrew Ellicott Douglass's theory of sunspots and climate was wrong, but he still pioneered the science of tree-ring dating
Mine-hunting dolphins will help researchers transfer the remaining creatures into marine sanctuaries
The epidemic’s early days were perplexing and terrifying
According to astronomer Donald Olson, the brilliant star described in Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage is actually a planet
Billions over budget and three years behind, the Kemper County coal gasification project will now produce electricity using natural gas
Analysis shows that the parasitic pin-tailed whydah could impact native birds in the Caribbean, Hawaii and the southern U.S.
For 24 hours a YouTube channel will host discussions on space rocks and their potential impacts on Earth
The image offers a rare portrait of an ordinary Dubliner
They were the first time that a nuclear weapon had been deployed since the 1945 attacks on Japan
No, it's not aliens or a massive conspiracy plot—just a space-age study of the atmosphere
A Neanderthal living in what is now Croatia and wore grooves in his or her teeth trying to soothe the pain
But now scientists think they know why
Hedwig made quite the impression—but her popularity is hurting real-life birds
Every year, fisheries waste ten million tons of fish—enough to fill 4,500 Olympic-sized swimming pools
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