A new breeding program is aiming to bring back a species of giant tortoise that died out 150 years ago.
The unidentified radio pulses were picked up from an unknown source in a distant part of the universe.
Elon Musk's recent startup Neuralink is aiming to find a way to merge the human brain with a computer.
The car manufacturer is aiming to use a form of cloaking technology to improve driver visibility.
Two upcoming Mars rover missions will attempt to determine if the Red Planet was once home to life.
A German startup is aiming to land rovers on the Moon that will communicate using cellphone technology.
Duke Robotics has come up with a weaponized drone capable of aiming and shooting while in mid-air.
Benjamin David, who lives in Munich, shuns public transport in favor of diving in to his local river.
A 'vortex' of cold air over the Karakoram mountain range has been causing glaciers to continue growing.
Scientists have warned that extreme weather events could prove devastating by the end of the century.
Astrobotic is aiming to land its unmanned Peregrine lunar lander on the surface of the Moon in two years' time.
19-year-old Rosa Dominguez struck it rich, not once, but twice after buying two $5 tickets back in June.
Johanna Quaas might look frail, but behind her elderly exterior lies a remarkable physical skill.
An unexpectedly high amount of the organic molecule has been found coming from Saturn's icy moon.
In an interview on his 75th birthday, Professor Stephen Hawking warned of the dangers of global warming.
Japan's Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is aiming to scale up its manned space exploration program.
The Department of Survey is aiming to find out just how tall the world's tallest mountain actually is.
Scientists have determined that flamingos prefer to stand on one leg as it helps them conserve energy.
The infamous rocky outcrop was the last great challenge for mountaineers aiming to reach the summit.
The mysterious star has been puzzling astronomers for years due to its erratic, inexplicable behavior.