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NASA plans a Valentine's Day rendezvous for one of its missions, a make-up visit to the the comet, Tempel-1.

People first cultivated the grapes that make wine about 8,000 years ago, finds a genetics study.

The Earth's rapidly dwindling cheetah populations are more distinct than scientists had previously believed, a new genetic analysis of the cats finds.

Corals may battle global warming-spawned diseases better than anticipated, suggest marine biologists.

The idea that we choose our mates based on their genes isn't news, but researchers in San Diego now have evidence that we might also be choosing our friends by their genetic endowment as well.

Science journals unleash tip sheets on reporters weekly, describing potentially newsworthy results from their upcoming studies.

Scientists say they've discovered antimatter beams shooting above thunderstorms, a never-before seen phenomenon.

Here's a few more facts about the newest dinosaur discovery from Argentina, Eodromaeus murphi.

Carbon dioxide emissions appear headed towards levels that spawned 29-degree higher-than-today global temperatures more than 30 million years ago, reports a new analysis.

The inner ear helps you hear, and keep your balance, but a new study in mice suggests that it may do much more, helping your breathing while asleep.

The supersized schnozzes of Neanderthals, humanity's vanished ancient cousins, have long attracted speculation that they were physical adaptations to Ice Age conditions.

Biologists cut the lifespans of penguins by attaching metal bands to their wings for studies, a research team reported Wednesday.

And update from the U. S. Geological Survey on the blackbird die off in Arkansas on New Year's eve.

There was just one way for developmental physiologist Andrew Gillis to investigate the inner workings of a neat bit of evolutionary engineering - by swimming in shark-infested waters with zero-visibility, groping in sticky muck for alien-like pods covered in muck.

Hey kids, searching online for that special Science Fair project? Google wants to help you compete as well.