Scientists found a carcass of the extremophile, microbial tardigrade a kilometer underground near an Antarctic lake.

Documents released by the Department of Defense reveal some of what its infamous Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program was working on.

People are co-opting the hashtag to talk about climate change and the environment.

Wild coffee is not normally harvested, but it is crucial to the sustainability of cultivated varieties like Arabica and Rustica.

Scientists find that a surge in Earth impacts began during the Permian period, possibly because of disruptions in the asteroid belt.

The researchers expect the algorithm will be used to both create stronger patents and navigate around existing pharmaceutical patents.

Someone put together a massive list of 773 million unique email addresses and 21 million unique passwords. But there’s really no reason to panic.

The telecom company responded to criticism from teachers and parents saying it will waive the new text message fees for this specific use.

After the Big One brings it all down, what lives might we try building out of the rubble?