Giant star clusters may "adopt" stray gases in order to create new stars.
While some previous research has suggested that the caffeine from tea or coffee may increase the risk of heart palpatations or irregular beating, a new report challenges the belief that caffeine affects our heart at all.
A group of researchers have "the perfect little time capsules" from 3.5-billion years ago, which may hold clues to the early Earth.
Human impact has actually created a "plastic planet."
A new statement from the American Heart Association notes the differences between both causes and symptoms for heart disease-particularly examining the differences between men and women.
In a recent study, researchers found that using painkillers during pregnancy could cut female fertility in subsequent generations.
In the latest study, researchers shed light on the brain evolution in primitive rodents.
Wind power may help save the environment, but it may be destroying some people's everyday lives. In a recent study, researchers examine the adverse effects of wind farms within communities.
Researchers with the High Performance Networks (HPN) group at the University of Bristol have developed new high performance network infrastructure, which uses light to transport internet traffic and it is open and programmable.
Astronomers have captured the image of a 'clean and tidy' galaxy, which also happens to be the Milky Way's neighbor. The observations were carried out using the ESO's Very Large Telescope.
The world's "Doomsday Clock" isn't likely to budge.
Where is the oil from the catastrophic Deepwater Horizon spill that occurred in 2011? Scientists have now taken a closer look and have found how much of the oil remains from this spill.
