Category : science

'I Personally Apologize.' Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson Speaks Out After Black Men Arrested in Philadelphia Store

'The circumstances surrounding the incident... were reprehensible'

Why Do Some Beer Bubbles Appear to Defy Physics? Science Finally Has an Answer

Bubbles are supposed to move up, but in some beers, they appear to sink. Here's why

Suspect at Large After Binghamton University Student Stabbed to Death

Classes are canceled for Monday after the event

Parents in the Deadly California Cliff Crash Were Allowed to Keep Home-Schooling Despite Abuse Claims

"It should have come to light that they were not being legally educated"

The 15 Jobs Everyone Will Want in 2035

What will be the most sought-after jobs in the near future? Is it in technology, farming or perhaps another field?

New Studies Show Immune Treatments Could Be Key in the Fight Against Lung Cancer

Here's how they work.

Jenna Bush Hager Says Grandmother Barbara Bush Is 'a Fighter' After Family Revealed She Is in Failing Health

"She reminded me not to believe everything you read"

NASA to send its newest satellite into orbit

The space agency says its mission is to discover dozens of planets relatively close to Earth.

Archaeologists find silver treasure on German Baltic island

Archaeologists on the German Baltic island of Ruegen have uncovered hundreds of 1,000-year-old silver coins, rings, pearls and bracelets that they say are linked to the era of the Danish King Harald Gormsson

7 Inmates Killed After Fight Breaks Out at Maximum Security Prison

17 others were injured

The Planet That Took Us Beyond the Solar System

Updated on April 16 at 4:19 p.m. ET For millennia, the only planets we knew of were the ones in our own solar system. That changed in October 1995, when a pair of Swiss astrophysicists discovered a planet orbiting a sun-like star about 50 light-years...

Elon Musk's new plan involves a rocket and a party balloon

Guess what: Elon Musk has a new crazy idea. This time, thankfully, it doesn't have to do anything with boring tunnels. The SpaceX CEO now wants to "bring rocket upper stage back from orbital velocity using a giant party balloon". SEE...

Boy unearths legendary Danish king's trove in Germany

A 13-year-old boy and an amateur archaeologist have unearthed a "significant" treasure trove in Germany which may have belonged to the legendary Danish king Harald Bluetooth who brought Christianity to Denmark. Rene Schoen and his student Luca Malas...

The way you see colour depends on what language you speak

How our life experiences change the way we perceive colours.

Into the fallout: How first responders train for a nuclear attack

First responders from all over the country have come together in Mercury, Nevada to train for a potential radiological attack on U.S. soil.

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