Dec 07 2010
Titanic Being Eaten by Destructive Bacteria
A new bacterium isolated from the Titanic wreck is accelerating the wreck's disintegration into a pile of dust.
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Oct 29 2010
Flying Can Be a Greener Choice Than Driving
Air travel may have many down sides for the planet, but a new study shows that driving a car can often be worse.
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Oct 12 2010
WWI-Era Ships Enlisted as Climate Guideposts
Citizen scientists can help researchers sift through weather data from these ships, providing critical info about Earth's climate history.
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Sep 14 2010
Ancient Medical Kit Held Veggie Pills
A Roman ship that wrecked nearly 2,000 years ago contained a chest stocked with surgical tools and green pills.
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Sep 13 2010
Log of 1912 Arctic Expedition Found
The fate of the Russian crew seeking the ice-choked Northeast Passage had long been shrouded in mystery.
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Sep 08 2010
Rogue Wave Prediction Spares Ships, Sailors
Lighthouses may safeguard ships from the shore, but light waves could keep them out of harm's way in the open ocean.
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Aug 27 2010
Titanic Wreck Mapping Begins
A high-tech expedition aims to create the most detailed portrait of the Titanic's final resting place to date.
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Aug 04 2010
NASA Mind Training Tackles Motion Sickness
Do you feel woozy during long car rides? NASA researchers believe it's all in the mind and they have a training program to thwart it.
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Jul 29 2010
150-Year-Old Lost Ship Found in Arctic
In 1850, the vessel embarked on a search mission to follow the trail of a doomed expedition to find the Northwest Passage.
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Jul 25 2010
Oil Well ‘Kill’ Delayed, BP Chief Reportedly to Resign
The work to plug BP's leaky oil well got back on track Sunday as the skies cleared and crews raced to plug the well for good.
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