Close, Earth-Like Exoplanet Discovered: Report
GJ 1132b, which lies outside the solar system, is rocky and roasting at 500 degrees Fahrenheit.
Study Suggests 92% Of Planets Capable Of Harboring Earth-Like Life Are Yet To Be Born
An assessment of data collected by Kepler space observatory and the Hubble Space Telescope suggests that a majority of Earth-like planets are yet to be born in the universe.
Do Aliens Exist? Renowned NASA Scientist Says 'No One's Out There'
"The evidence says no one's out there," said world-renowned NASA scientist William Borucki.
Earth's First Mass Extinction Was Caused By Evolution, Not Meteorite Or Volcano, Scientists Say
Scientists are now saying Earth's first mass extinction was caused by evolution itself, not one, catastrophic event.
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South Africa's Khoisan Demand Constitutional Recognition As First Indigenous People
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NASA's New Horizons Spies Pluto And Charon In 'Near-True Color'
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At Least 2 Undiscovered Planets Could Be Hidden Near The Edge Of Solar System: Study
There could be at least two planets waiting to be discovered in the icy darkness beyond Pluto.
Hungary Public Outrage Day: 10,000 Hungarians Protest Against Corruption, Orban Government
Hungarians have turned out in the tens of thousands in the last month to protest an Internet tax, corruption and Viktor Orban's government.
Russia Invests In Gold, Buys 55 Metric Tons To Brace Central Bank
Economic uncertainty in the face of plummeting oil prices and Western sanctions has Russia buying up even more than usual.
Robotic ‘Dolphins’ Offer New Clues About Antarctic Ice Melt
New robotic “dolphin” technology has changed the way scientists collect data in isolated polar regions.
Africa Cup Of Nations 2015: Morocco Won't Host, Disqualified From Soccer Tournament Amid Ebola Concerns
Morocco won't be allowed to compete in the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations after it refused hosting duties due to Ebola worries.
Royal Dutch Shell Chukchi Sea Drilling Project Moving Forward, Despite Environmentalist Critics
A report shows there was more oil than they thought, but environmentalists aren’t impressed.
Sri Lanka Mudslide: Search For Missing Plantation Workers Halted Over Concerns Of More Landslides
The search for dozens of missing people thought to be buried in a landslide in Sri Lanka was put on hold because of heavy rain.
Missing Mexico Students: Iguala Mayor Jose Luis Abarca, Wife 'Probable Masterminds' Behind Disappearance: Official
Iguala Mayor Jose Luis Abarca and his wife had ordered local police to stop the students from disrupting a political event that day.
Mexico Offers Reward, Takes Over Towns In Effort To Find Missing Students
A reward was offered for information on the whereabouts of the university students, who vanished after a police shootout in Guerrero.
ISIS Threatens To Conquer Turkey In New ISIS Video 'Message To Erdogan'
In a new video, the Islamic State warns it will "conquer" Turkey and calls President Erdogan "Caliph of the Muslim Brotherhood."
Climate Change Scientists ‘Underestimate’ Rate Of Ocean Warming
Scientists have miscalculated just how much heat has been added to the planet's oceans over the last century.
New Seafloor Map Reveals Thousands Of Uncharted ‘Seamounts,’ Other Mysteries Of The Deep Ocean [PHOTOS]
Mapping the ocean floor has never been easy, but new satellite data brings the topography of the seafloor to life.
Climate Change 2014: UN Climate Summit In New York Comes At Critical Point In Fight To Reduce Emissions
On Sunday, some 400,000 people marched along Manhattan's west side in what is being called the biggest climate change demonstration in history.
Forty Migrants Missing After Raft Sinks Near Libya: Italy Coast Guard
Italian authorities sent boats to the scene and 55 people have been rescued.
Nepal Clears GMR Plan For $1.4B Hydroelectric Plant
Officials said GMR and another Indian firm, Satluj Vidyut Nigam, plan to construct other hydroelectric plants in Nepal.
Chinese President Xi Jinping Touring Asia To Promote Trade, Compete With Japan
The Chinese president is visiting India and Sri Lanka.
Whaling Summit: Australia Maintains That Japan’s Whale Hunts Are ‘Not Necessary’
Australian officials have asked the International Whaling Commission to maintain a temporary ban on Japan’s whaling program.
Ukraine Conflict: Moscow Stifles Dissent As Soldiers Return In Coffins
Despite denials that Russian troops are in Ukraine, families with children in the Russian military are coping with 'mysterious' deaths.
Ebola Outbreak 2014: China Adds To International Aid Efforts
Chinese companies have made massive investments in some of the countries most affected by Ebola.
Ukraine Crisis: EU Mulls New Sanctions Against Russia Following 'Military Aggression And Terror'
Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko solicited EU support Saturday during discussions of his country's conflict with pro-Russian separatists.
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