Throughout her long life, Jia Jia helped the dwindling number of pandas bounce back
It turns out that the shriveled shrooms love forests ravaged by fire
Researchers spotted ripples in the planet's rings, which may be tracks left from two tiny moons
Over the weekend, nearly 200 nations agreed to phase out hydrofluorocarbons, a super greenhouse gas used in air conditioners and refrigerators
A lot is riding on the European Space Agency’s first Mars lander
New research digs into the changes on the pockmarked lunar surface
The Human Cell Atlas will boldly go where science, surprisingly, hasn’t gone before
By these latest estimates, two trillion galaxies are scattered throughout the vast universe
Small, slow steps for private spaceflight
Recent analysis of two fossils provides the first evidence of ancient noisemakers
Some leaps, launches and grand plans for the future
Spotting the dwarf planet could help in the search for Planet Nine
A diet rich in graphene or carbon nanotubes causes the creatures to produce a fiber twice as strong as normal silk
There's no evidence that getting down and dirty before sporting events has negative effects—and it may have benefits
The “Countess of Computing” didn’t just create the world’s first computer program—she foresaw a digital future
A plus for meteorologists but perhaps bad news for rovers
In five years, the two soda companies sponsored at least 96 health and medical groups
As their numbers dwindle, the poofy Pallas’ Cats will finally get their own protected park
The fuzzy, buzzy creatures are capable of more than you might think
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