Science

The mysteries deep in the ocean have yet to be explained. Do you know them all? Let's find out together!

A giant filament of gas erupted from the sun's northeastern limb, reshaping part of our star's surface, albeit briefly, releasing a coronal mass ejection into space.

Salt isn't the only ingredient that causes dehydration. Other food ingredients can also dehydrate you.

DNA analysis is considered the gold standard for identifying victims in mass shootings. But how does DNA identify victims in mass murder?

Here are the creatures that have reshaped rivers, connected lakes and transformed mangrove creeks.

Oranges aren't the only foods high in vitamin C. Here are some vegetables that have more vitamin C than oranges.

Weather changes are a trigger for migraines in many people. Here's why and how to get rid of weather-related migraines.

Known as the Permian-Triassic mass extinction event – or the Great Extinction – it was the largest recorded catastrophe in our planet's past 539 million years.

The beach is one of the most wonderful and enjoyable natural features that the earth has to offer. Going to the beach has many positive health effects that you may not expect.

New research reveals a surprising link between nightmares and dairy products, especially in people with lactose intolerance.

A new study reveals that neurons in the brain's memory center, the hippocampus, continue to form even into late adulthood.

Here are tips from heart health experts that are easy to incorporate into any summer routine.

New research suggests that radar systems at commercial and military airports are inadvertently broadcasting humanity's presence to any aliens capable of listening.

The presence of clear biological signs on Venus has prompted researchers in the UK to search for bacterial life in the planet's clouds.

If you've ever worried that you're not having a bowel movement every day, read on to learn why not having a bowel movement every day might not be so bad and how to recognize when

Energy drinks like Red Bull, Monster, Celsius and 5-hour ENERGY have quickly become popular, promising improved alertness, increased focus and increased energy.

Your body sends you subtle signals to let you know something is wrong. These signs can help you identify potential problems early.

This fungus, called Aspergillus flavus, isn't exactly the curse of the Pharaohs, but it may be a medical blessing.

A new paper in the journal Nature Astronomy has brought the idea of ​​terraforming Mars back into the conversation.

A unique gas giant planet has been confirmed through a global collaborative effort, providing new insights into planet formation and paving the way for future atmospheric research.