SCIENCE

New buses in Korea make use of new wireless technology that allows the buses to charge while they move.

The designer of the "best guess" of Elon Musk's Hyperloop system describes how it can be built.

Scientists think a 32-year-old woman caught the new bird flu strain from her father.

Sea levels and temperature keep rising, and Arctic sea ice continues to shrink, NOAA says.

Two bright-colored gas clouds, NGC 2020 and NGC 2014, located in the Large Magellanic Cloud are vastly different in appearance.

Where's the best place to see the Perseid Meteor Shower? If you live near one of America's 10 largest cities, here are some ideas.

Dolphins have the ability to remember other dolphins they came in contact with two decades ago, study shows.

Discovery Channel executive producer defended the decision to air Megalodon "mockumentary" during Shark Week.

New Jersey Institute of Technology's Big Bear Solar Observatory has captured images of the sun that reveal new features of sunspots and solar magnetism.

The Perseid meteor shower will be the viewing event of the summer and its peak is just around the corner. The Perseids has a rich history of observation and has become an annual event for stargazers.

Chemical lures, deeper pits and carbon dioxide bait all made traps more effective at catching bedbugs.

A new version of the first 3D-printed rifle, known as Grizzly 2.0, successfully fired 14 live rounds.

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have recreated Leonardo Da Vinci's masterpiece with a technique that can be used for nanomanufacturing.

To celebrate its first year on Mars, the NASA Curiosity Rover sang Happy Birthday to itself, and possibly violated copyright laws.

The Red Planet could use a touch of pink.

The sun's magnetic field will flip by the end of 2013 and researchers believe it will mark the peak of Solar Max, a period of increased sunspot activity, of Solar Cycle 24.

Hurricane Henriette has maximum sustained winds of 75 mph and is about 1,630 miles from Hawaii.

A giant exoplanet with its own star has been discovered, leading to doubts about current theory on how planets are formed.

One year ago, Curiosity's wheels touched down on the Martian surface.

NASA has created a visual map of all of the 1,397 potentially hazardous asteroids surrounding the Earth.

Retired astronaut Mark Kelly and his U.S. astronaut brother Scott Kelly will take part in a NASA study that will compare them while one is on Earth and the other is in space.

A single molecule flips the switch that leads to reddened, itchy skin after a day at the beach.

Based on recent research indicating a period of Mars’ history when ice was present, an object crashing into a layer of ice would have produced results similar to a DLE crater.

The FDA announced it has found that the cyclospora outbreak in Iowa and Nebraska are linked to Taylor Farms de Mexico.

Paulo Machado, a 45-year-old man from Brazil, has spent his entire life in Clinicas hospital after a childhood case of polio left him with a variety of ailments.

Kansas residents believe a 90-foot-deep sinkhole that appeared overnight was an act of God.

A new system that measures changes in pupil size allows paralyzed patients to answer simple questions.

A 10-year-old boy recently discovered what could be a genuine Egyptian mummy in his Grandmother's attic in Germany.

A new fossil site, named New Riversleigh, could lead to insights to a period of climate change in Australia that transformed rainforests into deserts.