The Best States for Romance (The List)
Find out how your state fares when it comes to positive relationships. And if you're from Virginia and looking for love, you may want to make a move.
Find out how your state fares when it comes to positive relationships. And if you're from Virginia and looking for love, you may want to make a move.
A NASA scientist is helping to create software that would index a slew of tile types from the entire Internet.
Seattle Seahawks fans’ enthusiastic stamping during a Jan. 7 game helped seismologists test equipment that measure earthquakes.
A British scientific base in Antarctica is on the move to a new location, to avoid being cut adrift by a crack in a floating ice shelf.
Britain's Halley VI research station is being towed to a new location on an ice shelf in Antarctica, to avoid a growing chasm that threatens to cut it adrift.
A striking shot of a Pacific Man-of-War wins the sixth annual Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition.
The Underwater Photography Guide names 95 winners a year in a variety of categories, from reefscapes to cold water to nudibranchs, the marine mollusks known for flashy colors and strange body structures.
Everyday, a slew of previously healthy people experience chest pains, and go to the emergency room.
People may have used silk, a rare luxury good in the ancient world, thousands of years earlier than previously thought, scientists say.
It's not uncommon for people to blame achy joints on the weather, but two new studies from Australia suggest that colder temperatures or rainy days are not the culprits for your aches and pains.
You can watch a baby eagle develop and grow.
Eating, swimming and playing — a body cam reveals a polar bear's life.
Is Virginia really for lovers?
The visual cortex's highly categorized structure for processing faces compared to other objects is in place at or near birth, a study of infants shows.
An inexpensive, hand-powered centrifuge that's based on an ancient toy could help doctors working in developing countries.
A 27-year-old in Bangladesh known as the "tree man" recently underwent surgery to remove the extensive, wood-like warts that covered his hands and feet.
A new study in mice may offer a possible explanation for this desire to gobble down some grub when you're drinking.
The U.S. Air Force's mysterious X-37B space plane has now spent 600 days in Earth orbit on the vessel's latest mission and is nearing a program record for longest time spent in space.