After a successful soft landing, the craft's solar cells weren't charging and it was running out of power
New research suggests the controversial fishing method is also contributing to increased ocean acidification, which can harm marine wildlife
The supermassive structure dates to about 400 million years after the Big Bang, and it’s particularly large for its age
The tiny animals nicknamed "water bears" can endure extreme conditions by entering a deep hibernation with a switch at the molecular level, a new study finds
A successful eradication trial in East Anglia has raised biologists' hopes for ridding Great Britain of the destructive creatures, which threaten native wildlife
The long-lived Portuguese canine broke two world records and captured the hearts of people around the globe, but skepticism surrounds his achievement
Researchers catalogued the genes of more than 300 million groups of marine bacteria, viruses and fungi in hopes that the database could lead to breakthroughs in medicine, energy and agriculture
Astrobotic, the company in charge of the mission, says its Peregrine spacecraft will not reach the moon, and burning it will ensure the lander doesn't end up as space debris
Dogs communicate through tail-wagging, and humans may have selected for the trait during domestication
A stream of particles flung from the planet's star is causing its atmosphere to boil away and lose 200,000 tons of mass per second
Fissures near Grindavík ejected lava for the second time in one month and engulfed three homes in the coastal fishing town
The endangered, squirrel-sized marsupials forage for termites during the day—but they can become too hot after just ten minutes in direct sunlight, according to new research
The distinguished blobfish has been judged unfairly
Global bans on finning have inadvertently opened up shark meat markets, prompting demand for threatened species, a new study reveals
Some of the Northern Hemisphere's most populous areas are at risk of warming past a critical threshold, after which snowpack melts rapidly with even small rises in temperature, study finds
The remains, dug up in the 1980s, might shed light on T. rex's mysterious origins, according to a new paper
Genetic variants linked to the risk of MS were brought to Europe during a migration around 5,000 years ago, a new study finds—and they might have helped herders survive
The massive primates were unable to shift their diet to keep pace with a changing climate, according to a new study, forcing them to eat less nutritious bark and twigs
The now-extinct bears were mostly vegetarians and measured about the same size as today's North American grizzlies
After coal mine workers found the 50-pound specimen, paleontologists studied the site and uncovered more than 20 additional bones
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