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NASA's approach to innovation applies far beyond just the aerospace industry.

University of Akron polymer scientists have developed a transparent electrode that could change the face of smartphones, literally, by making their displays shatterproof.

The remains of at least 26 Japanese soldiers from World War II have been washed away on the Marshall Islands due to rising sea levesl in the Pacific Ocean, media reports said Friday, citing a minister of the Republic of ...

The 2014 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series began in Cuba on May 10, 2014. The five-month international competition includes stops in Texas, Ireland, Norway, Portugal and Spain, before ending with a final showdown in Bra...

The history of neurosurgery was understandably gory, but also profound.

Brain injury has fascinated humanity for centuries, but true understanding did not begin to emerge until 1559.

As you read this, we are flying home to Los Angeles after an exhausting but exhilarating trip: 10 days, 2 continents, 3 flights, 2 trains, 4 hotels, 18 car rides, 7 panel discussions, 3 interviews,... --

If people choose not to "believe" in a reality as documented as the Holocaust, should society be surprised that there is debate about the established facts of science?

Deer sterilization is starting to make an impact in U.S. communities.

Is "fight or flight" the right response for a warming climate?

Black mold is not the crisis many make it out to be.

NASA's next Curiosity-class rover blends old and new approaches to innovative tech.

NASA's prime innovations, from Apollo to Viking.

Five intact eggs belonging to the prehistoric pterosaur, a winged reptile that lived among dinosaurs some 120 million years ago, were found among dozens of fossils that were recently excavated in northwestern China.

Even though some people practice yoga to treat their asthma, the exercise does not appear to alleviate asthma symptoms in adults, according to a new study.

An exhaustive search has turned up no sign that neutrinos can act as their own antimatter partners, a theory that could have explained why the universe is made mostly of matter.