Science Stories

Are we our own worst enemy?

Men make up the majority of extraterrestrial explorers so far, but these pioneering women have carved out a space of their own.

Even if you didn't love The Martian, you should give Andy Weir another shot with Project Hail Mary.

Don't be like Shaun and Ed — have a plan in place before an emergency happens.

Prepare to welcome our robot overlords.

Mathematician Katherine Johnson passed away February 24th, 2020 at 101 years old.

Here be dragons ... kind of.

Atlantis isn't the only mysterious place to have been turned into legend by the ebbs of time.

From sci-fi epics to incredible documentaries, these movies are out of this world.

Former astronaut Buzz Aldrin explores the dark side of the Moon in this raw tale of depression and the complexities of celebrity.

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing with these revealing nonfiction reads about exploring the final frontier.

Ufology might seem like a fringe science — but it's a fringe science our government knows well.

From post-apocalyptic fiction to real-life studies of the Earth, these books examine the impact we have on Mother Nature's most beautiful creations.

If you're not addicted to this gripping sci-fi series yet, here's why you should be.

NASA veteran Hugh Harris examines the Challenger disaster that occurred on January 28, 1986, and what we’ve learned from it.

And they made it so...

As extreme as deep-sea habitats may sound, the more researchers look, the more unbelievable species they discover.

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In The Edge of the Sea, the legendary environmentalist reminds us that the underwater world is as fantastical as our favorite fictional universes.

Golf balls, an original Warhol, and bags of poop — humans have left a lot of strange things on the lunar surface.