Science

Look up this week - the moon is set to appear full most nights. Here's why.

SpaceX’s Starship rocket completed its boldest test flight yet with the help of “chopsticks," the monstrous metal arms that caught the rocket booster back at the launch pad.

Comet Tsuchinshan-Atlas made its closest pass to Earth this weekend, but weather permitting, it should be visible to the naked eye until the end of October. Here's what to know.

The geomagnetic storm this week helped make the aurora incredibly vibrant, and brought Northern Light displays to much of the northern U.S.

It's like something out of a movie: Video shows two birds perched on a dying cottonwood tree in Colorado. Suddenly, the nest explodes and both birds are knocked unconscious.

A recent study revealed that the yellow dye used in Cheetos can make mouse skin temporarily transparent, allowing researchers to view internal organs without invasive techniques.

A severe geomagnetic storm is forecast at the same time Hurricane Milton is forecast to strike Florida.

"It'll be this fuzzy circle with a long tail stretching away from it."

A new survey shows just how many Texans believe they could hold their own in a fight against different wild animal.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife says it’s ‘certainly lucky we didn’t have a fatality’ in Lake City.

Health agencies are loading up on EpiPens and Benadryl to help with swarming yellow jackets in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

Mount Everest is growing taller every year, and new research suggests that the merger of two rivers thousands of years ago plays a key role in its rise.

Dolphins are actually smiling at each other when they open their mouths while playing with one another, according to a recent study out of Italy.  

The X9.0 flare takes the crown from the previous strongest flare of Solar Cycle 25, which was an X8.7 flare on May 14.

A massive solar flare could trigger auroras in the coming days. Here are the chances of seeing them in the United States.