China’s polluted air is changing the weather, says study

Pollutant particles from China's factories, industrial plants, and power plants affect cloud formations and weather systems worldwide, a new study shows.

Strong earthquake on island in western Greece

Reports of the magnitude of the January 26, 2014 earthquake in Greece vary, but, at this time, the USGS is still reporting the quake as a magnitude 6.0.

This date in science: A record-setting dive into the deepest ocean

On January, 23, 1960, the bathyscaphe Trieste made a record-setting dive to the deepest known part of the ocean.

Men forget more than women do, says study

Nine out of 10 men have problems with remembering names and dates, according to new study on gender differences in memory.

Can video games make you smarter?

Kids and moms may argue this question. Here’s what science says about it, in this new video from asapSCIENCE.

2013 sustained long-term climate warming trend, says NASA report

NASA scientists say 2013 tied with 2009 and 2006 for the seventh-warmest year since 1880, continuing a long-term trend of rising global temperatures.

View from space: World’s largest offshore wind farm

Satellite view of the London Array wind farm, 20 kilometers (12 miles) from England’s coast, where the River Thames meets the North Sea.

How sunlight lowers your blood pressure

Hypertension and cardiovascular disease correlate with latitude and rise in winter. Scientists have learned how exposure to sunlight reduces blood pressure.

Tiny machines that swim using heart muscle cells

"Micro-organisms have a whole world that we only glimpse through the microscope. This is the first time that an engineered system has reached this underworld." - Taher Saif

Still no evidence for blood-type diet

The latest research shows no evidence that tailoring diet to blood type benefits health.