Manslaughter conviction in Italy for no earthquake warning

Can earthquakes be predicted? No. Scientists around world are aghast at conviction in Italy of six scientists who didn't predict deadly 2009 earthquake.

Whale communication disrupted by ship noises

Whale communication among North Atlantic right whales in a marine sanctuary has dropped 63 to 67% due to noise from ships.

First teeth found in ancient armored fish

First teeth - probably sharp - were on a fierce armored fish that lived roamed the world's ocean around 430 to 360 million years ago, say researchers.

Depletion of groundwater and solutions

Bridget Scanlon discusses depletion of groundwater, and what options society can leverage to use water resources most effectively

Reducing food waste could help feed a billion people

These scientists found that one quarter of our global supply of plant-based foods (in terms of calories) becomes food waste along the supply chain.

GOES-13 satellite returns!

The GOES-13 weather satellite was offline for nearly two months, but has been fixed and will return as our eyes on U.S. east and North Atlantic weather.

Galaxy evolution study surprises astronomers

A comprehensive study of hundreds of galaxies has revealed an unexpected pattern of change in galaxy evolution that extends back 8 billion years.

Arctic whale ancient DNA explains mysteries

A range-wide study of Arctic whale genetics finds much genetic diversity was lost during the age of commercial whaling. Scientists studied bowhead whales.

Atom optics help detect the imperceptible

A pioneering technology of atom optics may help detect what was once imperceptible: gravitational waves in space-time caused by cataclysmic events.

Moon was created in giant smashup

Planetary scientist says his group has discovered evidence that the moon was created in a flaming blaze of glory when a Mars-sized body collided with Earth.