SCIENCE

A local mayor in Croatia believes Medjimurje graveyard workers discovered what he believes to be extraterrestrial remains.

Animal regeneration is still something of a mystery, but new flatworm research could answer that century-old question.

Novartis' newly developed compound is designed to treat patients with sporadic inclusion body myositis.

The co-owner of the Portland Aquarium denied reports that more than 200 animals at the facility died due to negligence.

Tonight's blue moon may not be the kind of blue moon you're familiar with.

"Home Alone Dogs," set to air on Channel 4 later this year, says one in four dogs in the U.K. are depressed.

Astronomers were able to capture a detailed photo of a Herbig-Haro object, created by the violent collision of ejected material from a young star with surrounding gas and dust.

Small fish can grow big eye-like spots on their rear fins as a way of distracting predators, a new study says.

NYC photographer Stanley Greenberg creates breathtaking photographs of the complex machines used in physics experiments.

Researchers have found that ancient Egyptian beads were made from iron derived from meteorites.

The CDC determined unpasteurized tempeh as the source of a 2012 salmonella and the agency says there should be more awareness about handling the product.

Copper accumulation in blood vessels can prevent the brain from clearing out toxic proteins, a new study finds.

Engineers at the University of Washington in Seattle have developed technology that could pave the way for battery-free wireless devices.

Neanderthals are proving to be quite culturally complex and new research indicates different societies had their own handaxe traditions passed down from generation to generation.

A plume of dust from an exploded meteor circled the Northern Hemisphere in just four days.

Astronomers may have discovered how some free-floating planets may have formed within a dense gas cloud instead of being kicked out of an existing system orbiting a star.

Researchers have discovered an exoplanet named Kepler 78b that completes an orbit around its host star in just 8.5 hours.

A powerful eruption of the Sakurajima volcano in southwestern Japan shot up ash plumes miles into the sky.

A new hydrating beer developed by a team of Australian researchers could be just as hydrating as a sports drink.

Hot male turkeys employ less-attractive brothers to score mates, while a badger digs up a medieval grave.

Space is fashion’s final frontier.

A badger uncovered a medieval grave from the 12th century in Stolpe, Germany.

The next generation of spacesuits is already being built in NASA laboratories and in Brooklyn start-up studios.

A new study associates soda consumption with aggression and other behavioral problems in young children.

According to a new study, drinking more than four cups of coffee a day is associated with a greater than 50 percent increased mortality risk in individuals under the age of 55.

The 160 million year-old fossilized remains of "Wrinkly Tooth," an ancient ancestor of modern rodents, were discovered in China.

A new TLC special entitled "40-Year-Old Child: A New Case" examines Gabby Williams, an 8-year-old child who never ages.

A CIA report newly released to the public delves into the history of Area 51 as a testing ground for experimental spy planes.

A new study completed by University of Utah neuroscientists concludes there is no evidence existing within brain imaging that pinpoints a difference in the way humans use specific sides of their brains.