Storing cheese wheels to let them age intensifies the flavor.
Learn what researchers are saying about the dangers of cocaine bales and other pollutants found in the ocean for sharks and other species.
Seals are great swimmers, which makes them a great candidate for collecting ocean data.
Graves can tell us a lot about how people used to live. Here are some of the burials left behind by ancient civilizations that archaeologists are using to explore our ancestries today.
The James Webb Space Telescope is slowly gathering evidence that a nearby exoplanet has an Earth-like atmosphere and liquid water.
From the Silk Road to the Old Great North Road in Australia, explore how these ancient roads spread wealth and information across continents.
Graves’ disease is a complex autoimmune disorder that can lead to hyperthyroidism and other symptoms. Here are the latest treatments to manage it.
Scientists replicate Paleolithic butchering and cooking techniques based on archeological evidence.
Revisiting Odaraia fossils with newer imaging techniques describe an organism that hunted like a mobil underwater Venus flytrap.
Since its discovery in 2016, Tabby’s Star has remained an inexplicable phenomenon in our universe. Read to learn more about how astronomers are trying to figure it out.
Researchers have harnessed a deep-seated fear to keep the animals out of farms — and out of harm.
Steam explosions are one of the biggest potential hazards at Yellowstone Caldera. Today, one of the largest explosions in years hit the Park.
Thanks to Earth's atmosphere, solar flares can appear as beautiful aurorae.
Jupiter may be the biggest planet, but Saturn still has more moons. Find out how many moons the planets have in our solar system.
What are the latest updates on NASA’s Mars research? Learn what rovers are still exploring the red planet and how Artemis will help us travel further from the moon.
Chimpanzee gestures mirror human conversation, as revealed by a groundbreaking study of 252 chimps.
Learn what differentiates tuataras from lizards and why their biology and reproduction is so unusual.
It might seem mysterious, but the process of getting scientific results to become scientific papers straightforward ... but needs some improvements.
Some species are doing better than others in the race to adapt to climate change.
These wildfire-induced thunderstorms have been occurring above blazes in the United States and Canada this summer. How do they form, and why are they significant? Read on...