More in Science - Page 176
500-year-old astrolabe in shipwreck is our earliest known navigation tool
The 500-year-old tool was found in a sunken ship led by Vasco da Gama himself.
By Yvette Tan
A massive storm is on the prowl in the Bering Sea, and it's altering U.S. weather patterns
It's an atmospheric corporate merger with maximum synergy.
Memo to Trump: Climate change could cost the U.S. government trillions
Climate change could cost the federal government trillions of dollars.
Stephen Hawking's thesis causes Cambridge University website to crash
More than 400,000 people viewed the page in 24 hours.
New Zealand's bird of the year is a highly cheeky parrot known for messing with humans
David Attenborough really loves this bird.
West Coast heat wave could set record for hottest World Series game on Tuesday
The temperature at game time could be close to 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Stephen Hawking makes one of his most famous research papers available online
The famous scientist wants to "inspire people around the world to look up at the stars and not down at their feet."
By Rebecca Ruiz
Freshen the air in your home with this smart planter
Clairy is a smart flowerpot that naturally generates clean air for your home.
By Ray White
The slip 'n' slide of solar panels are easier to transport and may save lives
Rolling out the power.
By Louise Bartolotta
Pieces of a famous comet will fall to Earth this weekend
It's time for the Orionid meteor shower.
Trump gets a 10 on Puerto Rico response from San Juan mayor — but on a very different scale
One month after the hurricane, recovery is far from perfect.
By Sasha Lekach
The Weather Channel wants you to know there's a more pressing issue than the weather right now
The Weather Channel is focusing on storm aftermath as well as forecasts.
The strongest storm on Earth right now is heading for Japan
Super Typhoon Lan is the equivalent of a Category 4 storm.
EPA's climate change website reappears, missing the word 'climate'
Hey EPA, you forgot something.
This grill is made of cardboard and is totally sustainable
The perfect camping grill is here.
By Aj Caldwell
The butt of every space joke is high in the sky this week
Uranus is the funniest of planets.
Trump says Puerto Rico hurricane response was a '10' but these numbers prove otherwise
A 10 out of 10? No way.
By Sasha Lekach
Earth is having its second-warmest year to date, and it's not over yet
The hot streak continues.
Firefighters capture video of 'fire tornado' in Portugal
Local firefighters managed to film it.
