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‘Cooling glass’ could fight climate change by reflecting solar radiation back into space
As the world continues to experience a worsening climate crisis with record-breaking temperatures, scientists have developed a new, highly reflective...
Read moreA toxic gas that could help spawn life has been found on Enceladus
SAN FRANCISCO — For those delighted by the possibility of alien life, Enceladus, the wintry moon of Saturn, is a...
Read moreTiny T. rex fossils may be distinct species – but not everyone agrees
Illustration of a Nanotyrannus fighting with a young Tyrannosaurus rexRaul Martin Tyrannosaurus rex may not have been the only large...
Read moreReview: Zack Snyder’s ‘Rebel Moon’ is a joyless jumble of rehashed sci-fi fare
"A good conscience is a continual Christmas," Benjamin Franklin once wrote. So it's with a heavy heart and a liberated...
Read more12 extraordinary science fiction books to watch out for in 2024
EVEN in the future, history never stays in the past tense. The most anticipated books of 2024 explore the deep...
Read moreQuadrantid meteor shower 2024: The year’s 1st meteor shower blazes over North America on Jan. 3
The Quadrantid meteor shower will peak this week and could bring up to 120 shooting stars per hour to the...
Read more3 Antarctic glaciers show rapidly accelerated ice loss from ocean warming
SAN FRANCISCO — Several Antarctic glaciers are undergoing dramatic acceleration and ice loss. Hektoria Glacier, the worst affected, has quadrupled...
Read moreGet ready to see a total solar eclipse in 2024 – here’s how
A bride and groom and their wedding guests watching a solar eclipse in MexicoMartin Zetina/AP/Alamy On 8 April 2024, a...
Read moreEnd of year, end of exhibit: Space shuttle Endeavour goes off view for a few years
With the end of 2023 comes the end of an endeavor — or rather Endeavour — as the retired NASA...
Read moreInvisible comet tails of mucus slow sinking flakes of ‘marine snow’
WASHINGTON — Tiny, sinking flakes of detritus in the ocean fall more slowly thanks to the goop that surrounds each...
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