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NASA has created a 3D map of the moon, using CGI and data and imagery from its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.

For the first time, scientists have observed pigs using “tools” to dig with.

The Milky Way galaxy is home to all life as we know it, but about 3.5 million years ago, something strange and "dramatic" happened to it — a massive explosion in its center. 

The devastating strike caused mass destruction, wiped out many species of animals and led to climate change, during an episode event known as Younger Dryas.

Scientists recently deciphered a key ingredient in tardigrades' arsenal of superpowers, unraveling how a unique protein protects everyone's favorite microscopic water bears from harmful radiation.

Goats outnumber human inhabitants 15-fold and they are munching stretches of Samothraki, Greece, into a moonscape.

A record-breaking 18-foot, 4-inch Burmese python was captured last month at Big Cypress National Preserve in South Florida.

Astronauts Christina Koch and the newly arrived Jessica Meir will venture out Oct. 21 to plug in new, upgraded batteries for the solar power system.

Paleontologists in Australia disovered a fossilized partial skeleton of a new peterosaur species that was able to fly across continents.

Aspirin may lessen the negative effects of air pollution, an intriguing new study concludes.

A steamship that sank in 1840 after colliding with another ship off the coast of South Carolina contains a trove of rare gold coins, according to the dive team salvaging the wreck.

This is one "pretzel" that's definitely going to make you thirsty.

A pair of 2,000-year-old Roman scrolls believed to have belonged to the family of Julius Caesar, and were buried and charred during Vesuvius' eruption, have been virtually "unwrapped" for the first time ever.

NASA has been testing X-planes, experimental aircraft that it uses to test a variety of different technologies, for more than 70 years, including the Bell X-1, the first plane to break the sound barrier in flight. Now, the space agency is moving further into the future, with the first all-electric experimental aircraft.

If you were to dive into a black hole (something we would not recommend), you"d likely find a singularity, or an infinitely small and dense point, at the center. Or that's what physicists have always thought.

A tiny turtle that washed up on a shoreline in South Florida is just the latest fatality of plastic pollution plaguing marine life. 

Tiny miniature stone tools -- known as microliths -- were essential to the growth of our species thousands of years ago.

The Black Death, which killed about 60 percent of Europe's population in the fourteenth century, advanced quickly throughout the continent.

A nuclear war between India and Pakistan would place the entire planet in jeopardy by unleashing a “climate catastrophe,” according to new research published in Science Advances, a journal of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Alaska’s northern fur seal population for three decades has been classified as depleted, but the marine mammals are showing up in growing numbers at an unlikely location _ a tiny island that forms the tip of an active undersea volcano.