Did humans eradicate the elephant bird’s population swiftly after moving into Madagascar? Let's break down this widely accepted theory.

Three new studies reveal when DNA important to land organisms evolved within fish.

The oceans on Earth are heating up and causing sea levels to rise.

Recognizing international STEM leaders and their impact on the community.

Naked and consuming everything....a massive black hole is going through space.

The unappreciated brain cells that are important to maintaining a functioning brain.

Economic growth….but at what cost?

Learn how to draw a picture from data, aka data visualization, and how it applies to the real world.

Made immensely well-known for the Ice Bucket Challenge in 2014, the ALS disease’s search for a cure continues.

As climate change becomes a more prominent issue, research shows how it affects marine animals, specifically sea lions, and their memory pro

The discovery of a new elementary particle has fear-reaching implications of our understanding of the universe’s history and composition.

How do we detect potentially dangerous asteroids?

The United States is one of the world’s most developed nations, so why do the internet speeds not compare?

The Vampire Plant does not meet the expectations of what a plant is supposed to be.

The importance of non-binary people in STEM careers.

Angela Haseltime Pozzi has found a way to turn plastic wastes into beautiful sculptures.

The NASA spacecraft has obtained some rocks from the asteroid Bennu.

Wildfires have always been natural phenomena in the western United States. However, according to the California Department of Forestry...

Recognizing international STEM leaders and their impact on the community.

The theory of plate tectonics, proposed by Alfered Wegener, states that Earth’s lithosphere— its solid outer crust—“is separated into...