Alien artifacts can’t be ruled out in solar system

Using mathematics, researchers conclude that we cannot rule out the possibility of alien artifacts in our solar system as they would likely remain unnoticed.

Sophie Nowicki on weak underbelly of West Antarctic Ice Sheet

The Pine Island Glacier - sometimes called the weak underbelly of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet - is rapidly losing ice to the sea by Sophie Nowicki.

Baboons follow the leader to breakfast

If you're trying to drum up a crowd to go out for a drink after work, you're more likely to succeed if you're popular. Same with baboons, says new research.

Epic magnitude storm blasts northwestern Alaska

A epic magnitude storm with a pressure of 945 millibars, with the strength of a Category 3 hurricane, hit parts of northwestern Alaska.

Mask-bot: a robot with a human face

Researchers create a robot face -- Mask-bot -- animated by the beam of an internal projector.

Tornadoes hit Oklahoma on November 7, 2011

Severe weather threat continues on November 8, as storms pushes into Missouri, Arkansas, eastern Texas and Oklahoma and Louisiana. Large tornadoes not expected.

Nate Lewis on artificial photosynthesis

Plants use photosynthesis to make food from the sun's energy. Dr. Nate Lewis works to mimic that process to create a clean-burning fuel using water and sunlight.

Tornado in Oklahoma, and more developing

See these terrifying images of the tornado that touched down in Oklahoma about an hour ago (November 7, 2011 at ~21 UTC, or ~3 p.m. CST).

2005 YU55: See it when it passes Earth on November 8 and 9

When at its closest on November 8 and 9, asteroid 2005 YU55 will look like a steadily moving star. It'll cover a moon's width of sky in under 5 minutes.

Ice Age humans: Did they affect the extinction of large mammals?

A study of large-mammal extinction during the last ice age focuses on the effects of climate change and human encroachment on habitat.