A new survey of the waters around the site of the Deepwater Horizon disaster has found a massive, submerged plume of hydrocarbons.
Sometimes the sheer volume of data we get can overwhelm us.
Brain electrodes coupled with imagery can identify who is planning at attack on what city, when and how.
Record heat and floods in Europe and Asia match climatologists' predictions, but experts are cautious about interpreting events as signs of man-made warming.
Plant-dwelling insects have a unique defense system that zeroes in on smelly animal breath.
Fishermen have been an integral part of cleanup operations, but they could end up losing their jobs for a second time.
Researchers study how folds and other creases disappear in studies that could shed light on how human tissue folds and grows.
Scientists and academics accuse the energy giant of trying to buy silence to protect itself after the spill.
Although the tests are still ongoing, the new cap appears to be preventing oil from gushing into the Gulf.
New computer technology cracks the age-old riddle, demonstrating how a protein kickstarts eggshell formation.