Reading magnetic signatures from tiny asteroid particles tells scientists a great deal about their history and the early solar system.
Doomsday clock reads three minutes to midnight
The metaphorical clock counting down to the end of the world is ticking closer to midnight.
Oldest-ever Biblical text found in Egyptian mummy mask
If verified, text would predate oldest-known by over 100 years
Scientists create firewall to make GMOs safer
New technique will prevent genetically modified organisms from spreading into areas where they are not supposed to be.
Watch a paddle boarder get surrounded by killer whales at Laguna Beach [VIDEO]
Rick German, an experienced paddle boarder, said he wanted to film killer whales first-hand in order to raise awareness of the animal.
What can the ocean floor teach us about supernovae?
Remnants of stars found at the bottom of the sea are challenging some traditional views of supernovae.
Scientists craft metal that “bounces” water.
A team of scientists at the University of Rochester used a high-powered laser to make metal water resistant.
Rare frilled shark caught off the coast of Australia
Fishermen caught a rare frilled shark off of the coast of Australia.
X-rays allow scientists to read ancient scrolls buried by Vesuvius volcano
Researchers were able to decipher a few letters using X-rays, and hope to use the process to read the hundreds of other scrolls found during excavation of the site in the 18th century.
Scientists use lasers to make metal surfaces water-repellent
The technology has many practical applications, from preventing icing on critical equipment to improving rainwater collection in developing nations.
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