Science

A Delaware professor is using a migratory bird species that nests in Delaware to predict the severity of the coming hurricane season.

For a long time disability meant one thing — limitations. Think about the word disabled: its literal meaning is broken, not functioning ...

The position of the pledge is ultimately to encourage global governments to take legal action to ban any possibility of future destruction.

Guest: Randi Hutter Epstein We blame a lot on our hormones – weight gain, sex drive, sleep loss, mood swings, i ...

More than 400 years after Galileo Galilei discovered the first of Jupiter's moons, astronomers have found a dozen more.

Follow a replay of the NASA lunar exploration events from 49 years ago online. ...

The dense network of cables that make up the internet is likely to be inundated with saltwater as sea levels rise, a new analysis suggests.

A drone flight and a lingering dry spell have exposed a previously unknown monument in Ireland's Boyne Valley, forgotten for thousands of years and long covered by crops.

The population growth suggests an overall improvement in the region’s ecological health.

The juvenile whale - estimated to be more than 30-feet-long - was freed Wednesday, months after the first reports of entanglement by a piece of gill net.

The Pulse explores how the environment shapes biology. Turns out that influence goes deep, down to the molecular level — to th ...

Researchers say environmental factors could explain why some identical twins taste things differently

Coho salmon born in captivity are less likely to survive than those born in the wild, and scientists think captivity may be to blame.

A team of astronomers believe they've found the mysterious source of high energy neutrinos that travel for billions of light years in space before hitting Earth.

While beach towns in N.J. and Del. work to curb the use of plastic straws, bags, containers, and even balloons, researchers say it appears the real problem lies upstream.