Venus' waterless atmosphere may have been sucked dry by a strong electric wind.

The boosters are 17 stories tall! They will help launch humans to Mars and deep space in the future.

The Challenger Disaster, Science Channel's first feature film starring William Hurt, premieres Saturday, Nov. 16 @ 9PM e/p. It chronicles Feynman's efforts on the Presidential Commission to uncover the cause of the devastating 1986 Challenger exp ...

Cleaning up oil spills is next to impossible but those tides could start to change.

California's San Andreas fault line is locked, loaded and ready to roll, according to a leading seismologist in Southern California.

A team of scientists out of Boston is one step closer to finding a Zika vaccine.

Researchers from Brown University have just discovered geographical features suggesting a subsurface ocean exists beneath Pluto's icy shell.

British researchers have discovered a huge reserve of helium in Tanzania near the country's volcanoes.

For the first time this century, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope caught sight of a dark vortex on Neptune.

Don't flip out! Science Stack Week starts December 23rd on Science.

Ever get chills while listening to music? Scientist have found that this feeling, called Frisson, is associated with some unexpected personality traits.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has transmitted its first first photo back while orbitting the giant planet. In it, you can spot the great red spot and three of Jupiter's moons.

NASA's Curiosity rover recently discovered manganese oxide within Martian rocks. So what does that mean?

New research out of the Carnegie Institution for Science suggests that Earth once had a multipolar field instead of just two poles.

Researchers have uncovered evidence that Titan, Saturn's largest moon, could have the right chemistry to support life.

Researchers in Norway are watching single-celled organisms hunt each other down in a real-life version of Pac-Man.