Edward Snowden may know a thing or two about encryption, but his remarks on encrypted alien signals aren't sitting quite right with SETI.

In science fiction, we find humans harvesting fields of wheat under terraformed Martian skies and growing rows of potatoes inside climate-c...

With WXshift is a data-driven "weather channel". You can plug in your city or zip code to get a detailed hourly, 7-day, or weekend weather ...

Those monster storms worry space weather scientists a lot; so much so that our government is finally beginning to listen.

There's an even bigger worry than wind and rain: space weather. If a massive solar storm hit us, our technology would be wiped out.

Within the wings, starting from the star system and extending horizontally outwards like veins are two faint blue patches.

According to Hawking's new theory, there are two ways this situation could end: One, you become permanently stuck in a 2 dimensional hologr...

Wormholes are wrinkles in the fabric of space and time that can connect two different places, and they have a long and colorful history.

A team of Antarctic scientists has just verified the existence of cosmic neutrinos - tiny, energetic particles that might hail from far rea...

We all know that major storms can wreak havoc, flooding cities and decimating infrastructure. But there's an even bigger worry than wind an...

In the energy world, carbon capture technology is often seen as the Holy Grail: Imagine if we could just suck all pesky climate-changing CO...

The tail, which extends tens of thousands of miles beyond Pluto, is probably the result of solar winds charging up molecules in the planet'...

After New Horizons makes its closest pass over Pluto's surface, the images we get back will be hundreds of times higher resolution than thi...

On July 14th, the New Horizons spacecraft will make history when it sails past Pluto, formerly known as the ninth planet.

All that our telescopes really see is a faint dip in a star's light as the shadow of a planet flutters across its path.