Scientists may have seen a black hole ripping apart a star.
It may be possible to have a honeymoon on the Moon, 10 years from now, with $10,000.
Ice in the Antarctic is melting faster than ever, and this is dangerous.
In the near future, it will take only a swipe of a finger to charge a phone.
Donald Trump suggests "nobody really knows" whether or not climate change is real.
Juno to get ready for a flyby, following in the steps of Pluto.
People finally know what sort of species was preserved in that piece of amber.
John Glenn, first person to ever orbit the Earth and former U.S. Senator, dies at the age of 95.
New tablet system can help firefighters and farmers predict bushfire behavior in the future. It is called "Australis."
Cassini spacecraft pulls out data, and scientists are still curious regarding its hexagonal storm.
Even if people may deny there is climate change, it won't change the fact that the seawater level will rise once Greenland's ice melts.
Shark and stingray species are now on varying degrees of being endangered.
