When the tornado first appeared on the horizon, residents of Joplin, Missouri gathered on front porches and peered out windows, trying to catch a glimpse of the storm. “Growing up in this area, you get a sense that when there’s a tornado coming, it’s a duty to go outside and go out and see it,” said Del Camp, chief…
When we think of the Big Bang, we think loud, hot, and bright. But was it followed by a colder, darker shadow?
The world emitted more carbon dioxide last year compared to any other year on record, according to data released Thursday from the International Energy Agency.
It’s scientifically impossible to use a tape measure to just measure something. It’s the workshop tool of 1,000 other useless uses, including lightsabers, or seeing how far it can extend before the tape collapses.
New research that used machine learning tools to identify climate trends says that a critical global warming threshold could be closer than we think.
New research Friday might complicate the perception of oxytocin as the so-called “love hormone.” Scientists have found that prairie voles that were genetically bred without oxytocin receptors can still mate with ot
