Mars has polar ice caps, but it also has belts of glaciers at its central latitudes at both its northern and southern hemispheres. Now, scientists have calculated the size of these glaciers.
Scientists have found that the self-organization properties of DNA-like molecular fragments four billion years ago may have guided their own growth into repeating chemical chains long enough to act as a basis for primitive life.
Astronomers may have determined the orbit of Annama, a meteorite that was characterized from a fireball that occurred April 19 2014. The new findings reveal a bit more about meteorites in general.
Scientists have learned a bit more about a mass extinction event that occurred millions of years ago. They've discovered how carbon offered a mode of survival for some ocean life after this catastrophic event.
With state-of-the-art imaging techniques, scientists have received new evidence that ammonites were able to swim using their shell-very much like the nautilus.
Members of the military oftentimes return with physical and/or mental health issues.
Having some fast food after you work out may not be such a bad idea. A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Montana shows that eating fast foods after an intense workout can be just as effective for recovery as sports supplements in some instances.
New findings published in the journal Nature Cell Biology show that researchers at the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute discovered how to stimulate muscle regrowth in the heart of a mouse, which could be particularly important in looking at new treatments for those who suffer future heart att...
New findings published in the journal Circulation show that playing sports can help reduce the risk of mortality in middle-aged athletes.
New findings published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) show that researchers are making continuous headway in the fight against cancer.
Scientists have reviewed 4,200 studies for solid evidence of the effectiveness of weight-loss programs and have discovered that only a few dozen of them meet the scientific gold standard of reliability.
Polar bears may be in more trouble than researchers first expected.
