Thailand’s Rocket Festival: Giant Fireworks That Beg for Rain
A 10-meter-wide circular rocket, stuffed with black powder and spun by hand, roared into the sky above Ban Kut
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A 10-meter-wide circular rocket, stuffed with black powder and spun by hand, roared into the sky above Ban Kut
A crocodile relative that walked on two legs. That is what paleontologists have uncovered in southern Brazil.
At Wimbledon this year, the toughest opponent isn't a seeded player. It's a robot that can serve exactly like
The satellite that launched Europe's Copernicus Earth observation program was supposed to last seven years. It
A Shanghai court has appointed a man as the legal guardian for his mentally ill neighbor, marking the first ti
On a quiet summer morning in 1908, an asteroid exploded 10 kilometers above a remote Siberian forest with the
A humble desert moss found in China's Xinjiang region can endure the brutal conditions of Mars, according to n
Scientists in Chile have discovered that the angle of a camera trap photo can be the difference between identi
A set of megalodon vertebrae that vanished for over a century has resurfaced in Belgium, finally confirming th
The Pink Planet has a secret. Its skies are filled with salt clouds, a feature never before directly confirmed
A space telescope designed to catch the universe's most fleeting explosions may have just recorded something e
A giraffe named Gracie who wandered away from her home in Texas has been found alive and well on a ranch, endi
A newly identified dinosaur from Argentina ate fish and belonged to a family of raptors previously known only
A new study suggests Earth may have been accidentally sending tiny hitchhikers to Venus for billions of years.
In a single valley in the Himalayas of Nepal, three of the world's most formidable predators are living side b
The European Space Agency's Euclid space telescope, a mission with significant NASA involvement, has captured
A chandelier of stars hangs in the constellation Sagittarius, and NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has captured i
NASA's newest Earth-observing satellite, PACE, has captured unusually detailed images of smoke from Canadian w
The European Space Agency's Euclid space telescope has produced the largest high-resolution visible-light phot
A marine biology expedition in international waters off the coast of Brazil has identified 31 new species in o
A scorching heat wave that baked much of Europe this month would have been virtually impossible without human
A guard for Canada's first WNBA franchise just matched the highest scoring output in league history. Marina Ma
More than 90 percent of the waters that sharks and rays rely on across Asia have no meaningful protection at a
A crunch, a snap, a grind. The sound of an animal chewing may be the key to understanding what it eats, and re
For more than two centuries, scientists knew that tintinnids, microscopic planktonic organisms, built tiny she
Botswana, a landlocked country in southern Africa known for its vast deserts and wildlife, is now aiming for t
Roughly one third of the world's coral reefs may not be doomed after all. A new study suggests that despite ri
Six female green sea turtles swam more than 1,000 miles across the Indian Ocean using nothing but Earth's magn
A Swedish minister walked into a European Union meeting in Brussels with a three-month-old baby in her arms. I
In Nigeria, an audience member told a story from her life, and within seconds, actors turned it into a live pe
The third interstellar comet ever detected carries ice that does not match anything found in our own Solar Sys
In rural Kenya, farmers are cooking meals using gas made from cow dung, replacing smoky wood fires with a fuel
For the first time, a satellite orbiting Earth is beaming cloud radar data directly into the world's most adva
The oldest known evidence of humans deliberately using fire has been found not on an open plain but deep insid
A NASA satellite caught a giant tsunami doing something no one expected. The waves did not travel across the o
A forest that looks lush but functions like a ghost town is being restocked animal by animal in Rio de Janeiro
For decades, atomic clocks have been the gold standard for measuring time. Now two independent research teams
Three sisters in Brazil have each lived past the age of 100, and researchers now want to understand what keeps
A crocodile was discovered inside a building in Hong Kong, prompting a rapid response from rescue teams who sa
A single image from the European Space Agency's Euclid telescope has captured 100 million stars in the dense c
France has recorded its first ever case of Ebola. The patient is a doctor who recently returned from the Democ
Planting trees along farmland to protect crops from wind can actually drive away many bird species, a new stud
A bird that scientists thought was one rare species in Japan has turned out to be two. The discovery came not
Miami streets looked more like Edinburgh as thousands of Scottish football fans in kilts marched through the c
Cristiano Ronaldo has done something no footballer has ever done before. He scored in his sixth World Cup. The
A camel in China was forced to stand up while carrying a tourist, even as the animal appeared visibly distress
Mangroves, the tangled coastal forests that store more carbon than tropical rainforests, can recover from defo
A newly discovered fish in China now shares a name with one of the world's biggest pop stars. Researchers name
A surgical robot built in China has secured approval to enter the European market, while a separate Chinese me
The oldest known meteorite strike on Earth happened 3.5 billion years ago in a place that today is the red, ro