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In what could be an important milestone for future farmers on Mars, two healthy baby worms were recently born in simulated Martian soil.

The winter solstice for the Northern Hemisphere is less than a month away.

It was the art AND the deal!

Workers in Spain restoring a statue of Christ were stunned when they discovered a hidden centuries-old time capsule.

Biblical scholars have discovered the first-known original Greek copy of an ancient forbidden Christian text that purportedly describes Jesus’ secret teachings to his “brother” James.

NASA's far-flung Voyager 1 spacecraft has taken its backup thrusters out of mothballs.

A shallow, briny pond located in the most Mars-like region on Earth is probably being fed by groundwater seeping up , rather than moisture seeping down from the atmosphere, providing clues as to what stores of liquid water, if they exist, might look like on Mars.

Our solar system may harbor many more potentially habitable worlds than scientists had thought.

Supermoon wows sky-gazers for only time this year.

A “supermoon” was visible across much of the planet on Sunday evening for the one and only time in 2017.

A search for vandals in a Jersey Shore town after a popular Christmas lights display was damaged came to an end Saturday when officials discovered the Grinch was actually a medium-sized rodent.

A plaster sphinx has been dug up by archaeologists in the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes in California, KETY reports.

It's not likely to be the last word on the subject, but researchers at Vanderbilt University have come up with an answer to the age-old question of whether dogs or cats are smarter.

Archaeologists in the U.K. have discovered a stunning trove of Iron Age artifacts that includes 11 cauldrons, a spearhead and an ancient sword.

Spotting signs of life in an alien planet's atmosphere may be tougher than scientists had thought.

Powerful landslides may rumble down Martian slopes at up to 450 mph (725 km/h), sped along by slippery ice, a new study suggests.

Space is the final frontier. And if NASA has its way, its new Mars rover may be able to go where no man has gone before and find signs of ancient life – and not just ones that lived a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.

Look out for some changes in the sky on Sunday, when there will be a supermoon.

Particles split in the hot belly of a lightning bolt.