Do we really know what chemicals are in the personal care and cleaning products we use every day? A new study published in ...

As Western Europe nears the end of its hottest summer on record, growers across the world's most famous wine regions are starting their harvests early – provided their grapes weren't already burnt in ...

It's a good time to be alive. You are, on average, healthier than any other humans who have ever lived, with a longer life expectancy, less infectious disease, and even lower rates of dying from most ...

There's a lot going on beneath our feet, geologically speaking: layer upon layer of shifting rock, metal, and chemicals, and because getting a direct look inside Earth is so difficult, scientists rely ...

Food allergies aren't just inconvenient, they can be really scary – imagine being out in a crowded restaurant and feeling your throat closing up.

When NASA's Perseverance rover used its laser to tease apart some pale rocks lying around in Jezero Crater in 2025, scientists did not expect anything out of the ordinary.

That's what a team of engineers at the University of California, Los Angeles has built – a "lying mirror" that deliberately reflects a misleading image. It's only a proof of concept at this point, ...

Dolphins off the coast of Queensland, Australia, have been captured on film using a rarely-sighted technique known as 'shelling' to hunt their prey.

Despite their association with planet-pulverizing destruction and extinction, space rocks can be a cosmic gift.

A baby humpback whale's first moments in the open ocean have been captured using drone photography for what's believed to be ...

People with substantial private gardens within 100 meters (328 feet) of their home (and, presumably, access to their own garden) were 6.8 percent less likely to develop type 2 diabetes than people in ...