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Heartburn drugs can damage cells that line blood vessels

Study suggests explanation for proton pump inhibitors’ link to severe side effects A popular type of heartburn medicine could hast...

We can all breathe a sigh of relief. A 100-foot wide asteroid whizzed by the Earth on Monday night and (obviously) avoided a collision with...

"If you’re behind the moon and hear some weird noise on your radio, and you know you’re blocked from the Earth, then what could you po...

Astronomers have for the first time detected ingredients in the atmosphere of a super-Earth , an exotic type of exoplanet of which ther...

TILTING AT WINDMILLS The planets of the Mu Ares system, illustrated, are now named for Cervantes characters, beating out those of scienc...

An experimental drug for the genetic disorder fragile X syndrome has proven ineffective in two studies in people. The syndrome, which ...

Magnesium infused with dense silicon carbide nanoparticles could be used for airplanes, cars, mobile electronics and more At left, a ...

A new filter material may be better at straining contaminants from water than the activated carbon in your faucet filter—and may be che...

Ever since NASA's New Horizons spacecraft whizzed past Pluto this summer , we’ve been enraptured by up-close-and-personal images taken...

It is an aerial maneuver far beyond the capabilities of even the most sophisticated modern aircraft: landing upside down on a ceiling. But ...

Scientists say that they simply "could not believe it." The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention received an urgent call...

Scientists have long puzzled over just how Mars went from a warm and wet environment to the cold and arid planet depicted in the movie “...

The deep, growling roar of the howler monkey may hide reproductive shortcomings, according to biologists. A study by an international t...

Artistic representation (not to scale) of a red giant star with strong internal magnetic fields. Waves propagating through the star beco...

This is an important day for Ronald L. Mallett, a retired professor of theoretical physics at the University of Connecticut who is tryi...