A new study shows that the plants turn their traps on and off in order to lure in more prey.

Alarms sound early in the morning on the International Space Station

A “computer card” error may be responsible for the false alarm that caused ISS astronauts to evacuate the American segment.

A study found that people routinely overestimate the size of megafauna in the ocean based on media reports compared to scientific journals.

Research into human teaching and learning methods shows that accelerated technological advancement probably required language.

Pitcher plants display impressive planning abilities for an organism without a brain

Rare isotope has energy potential, but feasibility remains low

The study finds that the carnivorous pitcher plant keeps its leaves dry to allow scout ants to sniff it out and return safely back to the colony, bringing more ants it can capture later.

The SpaceX and Tesla motors CEO outlined a variety of plans for the future in a recent interview.

Stanford scientists suggest that the “social cost of carbon” emission (SCC), a metric guiding fossil fuel regulation, is much higher than previous estimates showed.