SCIENCE

U.S. Forest Service says extracted DNA confirms theory.

NASA uplink will give the astronauts a clear view of the game, but please "be careful so no one tells us the score."

Biologists in Denmark have come up with a scientific reason for the strange “fairy rings” found in the shallow waters of the Baltic Sea.

EXOS has used advanced sensors, data analytic software and wearable technology to build customized workout plans for the world's top athletes.

A Komodo dragon and a female deer were found dead in Indonesia's Surabaya Zoo, and follows the highly publicized death of a lion earlier in the month.

Intel is working on a new kind of voice recognition device that, unlike Apple's Siri, functions offline.

The science behind romance and odor, in humans and animals.

Fewer and fewer monarchs are making the trek to wintering ground in Mexico.

The amount is one of the largest donations the institute has ever received from a single source.

There are 17 species of penguins found on Earth, and 10 of them breed in relatively dry places, where there is no snow.

Hovering just 50 feet above a whale, the “Dana Wharf Copter Cam” captures a unique perspective of its 70-foot long body.

The fossils belong to a nearly 60-foot-long medium-sized dinosaur, thought to be a juvenile.

Researchers have created the first surface and cloud maps for brown dwarfs.

Interbreeding with Neanderthals seems to have conferred advantages -- and some and drawbacks -- to early humans.

Think that LEGO pirate ship you built when you were 5 was an historic feat? Wait till you read this.

The biggest city in the South is still dealing with massive gridlock wrought by an out-of-place ice storm.

One of the highlights of the president's address Tuesday was a 3-D printing hub in Youngstown, Ohio.

Rhawn Joseph has filed a lawsuit against NASA claiming the space agency has failed to investigate evidence of life on Mars.

What could be more exciting than the savage ballet that is pro football? Adding science to it!

The cuttlefish, known as the "chameleon of the sea," can rapidly alter both the color and pattern of its skin.

The comet's brightness during the spring will be an indicator of how much of a hazard it will present to spacecraft orbiting Mars.

Teeth from two victims of the Plague of Justinian are revealing links between the Justinian pandemic and other deadly plagues in human history.

There could be a vast body of water underneath Earth’s mantle, according to new research from seismologists in the U.K.

A new repors details concerns over the long-term effects of space travel on the human body.

Comparing brain scans of monkeys and humans yields an interesting detail: an area of the brain that seems uniquely ours.

More than 600 people aboard Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas fell ill this past week. The suspected culprit: norovirus.

Alzheimer's patients have higher levels of DDT breakdown products in their blood, researchers found.

Scientists have uncovered the remains of a 300,000-year-old hearth at the Qesem Cave, an archeological site 7 miles east of Tel Aviv.

Here are a few of the key issues that the science and technology sector will be paying attention to on Tuesday night.