SCIENCE

The discovery suggests that the Clovis people, who were known as hunters of mammoths and mastodons, might have consumed gomphotheres too.

No, EXACTO isn't the name for a 1950's era microwave. It's the latest leap in warfare technology from DARPA.

"Shark Week" will be back with its 27th anniversary on Sunday, Aug. 10. We're preparing for the 2014 season by giving 12 fun facts about the hit Discovery Channel series.

The new facility is expected to be ready for service in less than three years.

The mission will deliver 3,669 pounds of cargo to the Expedition 40 astronauts aboard the space station.

July's supermoon is the first of three for the summer.

The Orb-2 launch is scheduled for 12:52 p.m. EDT.

The wreck will finally leave the Giglio Island coast more than two years after it capsized.

CDC, on Friday, shut down two labs that mishandled anthrax and bird flu viruses and barred shipment of samples from high security labs.

The first supermoon of the summer is visible on Saturday.

Frozen carbon dioxide, or dry ice, does not naturally exist on Earth, but it is abundant on Mars.

The quake struck just south of where the 2011 Tohoku quake rocked Japan and caused the shutdown of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station.

The creator of "The Oatmeal" webcomic announced that Elon Musk would donate $1 million for the museum.

Researchers examined the behavior of 99 captive chimpanzees within the age groups of nine years to 54 years.

New World Health Organization HIV prevention guidelines recommend the use of PrEP to curb the spread of the virus across the globe.

MIT Media Lab founder Nicolas Negroponte said in a TedTalk that the future may hold the ability to speak languages in pill form.

The Mississippi baby who was thought to be cured, has traces of HIV in her blood.

Elephants are known to protect their young at almost any cost, as a video recorded in Israel this week proves again.

Astronomers believe that the new dust grains formed in material shed into space by the dying star before the explosion.

The discovery suggests that the hadrosaurs not only roamed in herds but also flourished in the ancient high-latitude, polar ecosystem.

Japan’s meteorological agency warned of further landslides after the typhoon hit Kyushu in the country's southwest.

House Energy and Commerce Committee members asked for results of CDC lab inspections and audits of potential weaknesses in biosecurity protocols dating back to 2007.

The Angara rocket is to the first to be developed entirely in Russia.

Nearly 6,000 farmers united to block a U.S. effort to sell them genetically modified seeds through a foreign aid package, according to Truthout.org.

Scientists have speculated that Silvacola might have fed on insects, plants and seeds.

Vials of smallpox from the 1950's were found in a Food and Drug Administration Laboratory in Maryland and the Center for Disease and Control is still investigating how this could happen.

NASA has plenty of satellites to monitor hurricanes, cyclones and other climate phenomena.

While the bird’s skeleton suggests that it was an expert flyer, its giant wings would have made it awkward on land, scientists said.

The intense storm brought sustained winds of 120 mph, injuring four people while one man was reported missing.