STEM
Orbital Sciences Antares Rocket Explosion; No Injuries, But Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in Damages
Sometimes even rocket scientists can get rocket science wrong, as NASA Associate Administrator Bill Gerstenmaier called it "a really tough business."
African Lion Becoming Endangered? U.S. FWS Proposes to Protect 'Majestic' Big Cat With the Endangered Species Act
Kilauea Volcano on Hawaii's Big Island Spewing Lava, Forcing Some Residents to Evacuate Their Homes
Early-Stage Fireball in Nova's Thermonuclear Explosion Captured for Rare Observation Opportunity
Megalodon Shark Extinction Likely Allowed Baleen Whales to Grow to Their Massive Modern Size
Chimpanzees Caught Raiding for Food on Tape; What It Says About Their Response to Human Interference With Their Habitat
Easter Island Was Not Populated Solely by the Polynesians, According to New Genetic Study
Country's 'Personality' Influences Environmental Stewardship
By J BaulkmanMusic Therapy May Reduce Depression in Children, Adolescents
By J BaulkmanPaleontologists Solve Mystery of Long-Armed, Bizarre Dinosaur; Finally Unearth a Complete Skeleton
By Russell WesterholmDNA Analysis Study May Re-Date Human History, Narrows Period of Interbreeding With Neanderthals at 50,000-60,000 Years Ago
By Russell WesterholmEarly Humans Were Lactose Intolerant For Thousands of Years While Their Genes Adjusted to Farming and Agriculture
By Russell WesterholmEarth's Magnetic Field Could Be In for a Flip in a Couple Millenia and It May Take Less Than 100 Years to Complete
By Russell WesterholmOrionid Meteor Shower 2014: Rain or Shine, 'There's No Year Better for the Orionids Than This One'
By Russell WesterholmMassive 'Bird-Eating' South American Spider Photographed in its Natural Habitat (PHOTOS)
By Russell Westerholm
