"Sack tapping" is the latest supposed threat that parents should be worried about. But is the danger real or hyped?
When they get acupuncture, mice release a natural pain-relieving molecule that scientists have never linked with the treatment before.
Did you miss the big news from Fermilab last week? It seems that a bunch of proton-anti-proton collisions exhibit a slight asymmetry in the number of muons produced compared to anti-muons.
In an entertaining effort to communicate why Saturn's outermost ring can only be seen in the infrared, NASA's Spitzer team have released a video of battling robots trying to gain the secrets of this "cloaked" ring.
BP will now attempt to place a box over the seafloor pipe to capture the oil and pump it to the surface.
BP called off its most recent attempt to stop the oil leaking into the Gulf, though it had said "Top Kill" was its best option.
The aircraft-based telescope has opened its infrared eyes for the first time, peering into the guts of a galaxy and peeking through Jupiter's clouds.
Proteins in coffee beans could make an excellent insecticide.
Stressed carrots can give you a big boost of healthy compounds, according to one Texas A&M researcher. He's looking into the vegetable's response to stress in the hopes of producing more antioxidants than normal.
The infamous volcano in Iceland, Eyjafjallajokull, might be more harmful to airplanes than initially thought. Scientists discovered the ash plume is buzzing with electric energy.