JWST's detection of phosphine on a brown dwarf, also known as a "failed star," could have repercussions for the claimed detection of the molecule on Venus.

Previous experiments on board the International Space Station (ISS) have shown that certain types of bacteria can survive in ...

That “something for everyone” quality makes streaming platforms a treasure trove for sci-fi fans. Across numerous platforms, there are lots of shows that viewers can settle in to binge, letting ...

As Africa’s population climbs toward 2.5 billion, its farms face a big challenge: produce more food without raising emissions ...

Author Ben Weissenbach tagged along with a trio of adventurer/scientists to document the changes since John McPhee’s classic ...

Ancient microbes thought extinct for 2 billion years are thriving in Japan’s hot springs, surviving in conditions resembling ...

A solar emulsion evaporator built with graphene oxide and carbon nanotubes adapts to oil, salt, and microbes, maintaining ...

Aaron LaRoche was leading a normal life until his behavior started to change. No one — not his family, friends or the police ...

Peter Schmitt is US Solar’s director of project development and said the company has been experimenting with other types of ...

Commentary on A.J. Burgasser et al., "Observation of undepleted phosphine in the atmosphere of a low-temperature brown dwarf.

VDE Americas' David Devir looks at the origins of the supersized PV glass problem and considers how the industry can return ...

Today on Critical Materials: the last day of the EV tax credit, demand for wrecked EVs is up and Xiaomi tears down the Tesla ...