Scientists have revealed the immense destructiveness of the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs.
Scientists have developed a new way of heating fusion plasmas inside tokamak nuclear fusion reactors.
A sea algae boom has been credited with the rise of the first complex life forms in Earth's distant past.
A German startup is aiming to land rovers on the Moon that will communicate using cellphone technology.
Scientists have discovered how goldfish are able to survive for months in ice-covered ponds and lakes.
Scientists have uncovered what is now believed to be the largest volcanic region on the planet.
Scientists have been studying the impact different types of games have on certain areas of the brain.
Known as Tissue Nanotransfection (TNT), the technology can begin repairing injuries in less than a second.
Scientists working on the ScanPyramids project believe that the Khufu Pyramid contains secret chambers.
Scientists have warned that extreme weather events could prove devastating by the end of the century.
Saturn's mysterious moon Titan may be a lot more habitable than scientists had previously believed.
Scientists have found evidence of a huge, hulking semi-flightless swan that went extinct 500 years ago.
Scientists in Japan have identified what could be fuel debris within the devastated nuclear reactor.
Dr Karl Kruszelnicki maintains that the answer to the mystery lies in little more than basic human error.
Stanford University researchers have built a robot that can literally worm its way around anything.
Scientists have come up with a way to scan the skies for pulses of light from an alien civilization.
Scientists have identified a microscopic species capable of surviving almost any cataclysmic event.
Scientists have come up with a new theory to explain what causes trypophobia - the fear of small holes.
Scientists at the University of Alberta have managed to recreate a relative of the deadly smallpox virus.
MIT scientist Earl Marmar believes that we could all be benefiting from nuclear fusion energy before too long.