Science

Some black holes unleash incredibly bright jets of high-energy particles. Researchers say they're starting to understand why.

It is the volcano's first eruption since 1984, the U.S. Geological Survey said. Officials said lava flows were "contained within the summit area and are not threatening downslope communities."

The station’s third and final module docked with the station this month, one of the last steps in China’s more than decadelong effort to maintain a constant crewed presence in orbit.

The measures taking effect Friday will include reductions on water for the irrigation of crops and industry.

Pollution is triggering algae blooms that have killed much of the seagrass on which manatees depend, conservations groups said.

Many fungal infections are found outside areas where the pathogens are thought to be endemic, a new paper says. Climate change may be to blame.

The close approach occurred as the crew capsule and its three test dummies were on the far side of the moon.

Experts have said that growth in data and technology means they need new words to describe new scales of measurement

Even with Republicans controlling the House, Democrats retained enough control at the federal level to defend the Inflation Reduction Act while making inroads in crucial local elections.

Xin Xin, a native of Mexico and the granddaughter of pandas gifted by China, is very old. China loans giant pandas, but the cost may be too steep for the Mexican government.

Killing spotted lanternflies became part of U.S. culture this summer, and TikTok users spurred a flurry of bug hunting. Did it make a difference?