Climate change might have had a hand in the demise of the Neandertals, but it wasn't the main culprit, a new study says.

The gates to the largest zoo in the universe open tonight as the sun sets. The price of admission? Absolutely nothing. Location: Look up at the night sky! With approximately 3,000 brighter stars, placed randomly in the night sky, we can see

The world's polar bear population could be reduced by two-thirds within 50 years if predictions of melting sea ice hold true, a new report says. And the fate of polar bears may be bleaker still. This is because sea ice in the Arctic may

There are an estimated 120,000 dairy cows on Oregon's dairy farms producing a staggering 14.4 million pounds of cow feces each and every day. These are the animals you see roaming the gentle prairies and hillsides. The ones munching

With a fearsome grin fit for a movie monster, this viperfish is a real-life predator that lurks in one of the world's most remote locations

According to modern researches planet Earth in ancient times used to be of a smaller size and had a bigger rotary axis speed than today. It is natural that days grew longer as the size of the planet increased and its rotation slowed down.

SYDNEY: Physicists claim to have solved a perplexing mystery as to why the Sun's atmosphere is much hotter than its surface. The answer may lie in a type of solar plasma wave that had been predicted to exist, but never observed until now. The Sun's cor

Major online communities are becoming a huge force in making Global Warming a political priority. Online communities are changing politics, as they really raise the profile of ordinary people's concerns.Well, people are concerned about Global Warming.

Some companies forced their employees to get RFID device embed under their skin. RFID is Radio Frequency Identification Device. RFID device acted pretty much like a card that you swiped when you entered a secured building. RFID helps the security syste

Musicians and singers work for years to develop their sense of pitch but few can name a musical note without a reference tone. U.S. researchers on Monday said one gene may be the key to that coveted ability.