Science Jul 28 How do ants synchronize to move really big stuff? Who leads the way when ants carry really big things? Scientists from the Weizmann Institute of Science offer an answer.
Science Jul 27 This chicken vaccine makes its virus more dangerous Scientists find experimental evidence for the first time that a vaccine can make a virus worse.
Science Jul 24 New Horizons mission spots a hazy silhouette and flowing glaciers on Pluto Flowing glaciers and a spooky silhouette comprise the latest highlights from the New Horizons mission to Pluto.
Science Jul 23 Could these new eye drops cure cataracts? Scientists at the University of California San Diego have uncovered a natural compound that dissolves cataracts, the world's leading cause of blindness.
Science Jul 23 NASA’s Kepler telescope finds the closest copy of Earth to date NASA Kepler's mission adds 500 new exoplanets to its library.
Science Jul 20 Russian billionaire and Stephen Hawking announce $100 million search for aliens Russian tech entrepreneur Yuri Milner funds the most ambitious hunt to date for alien life, thanks to a new $100 million project called the Breakthrough Initiatives.
Science Jul 17 Nepal gets a piece of Pluto plus four new surprises from New Horizons Gas tails and Nepalese landmarks are just some of the latest updates from NASA's New Horizons mission to Pluto.
Science Jul 16 Here’s why human screams make your skin crawl Neuroscientists unlock what happens to our brains and behavior when we hear a scream.
Science Jul 08 The ant, the butterfly and their chemical warfare with an oregano plant When pushed to the brink by ant invaders, oregano uses chemical warfare to call in butterfly reinforcements.
Science Jul 07 Male spider genitals have some nerve A new study shows that male spider genitals have nerve cells and might feel.