Astronauts will launch on a rocket made up of a shuttle-derived solid rocket booster.
Global temperatures have increased over 15 pct since the 1997 Kyoto accord.
Research opens the way for a radically different approach to hydrogen storage.
Gail Patricelli uses a robotic sage-grouse to study the courtship behavior of these spectacular birds.
ALMA is soon to become the worlds largest, most high powered radio telescope.
Efforts are underway to capture wave energy by creating simple, powerful devices that can withstand winds, monster waves, and corrosive salt water.
Frogs are in the fight of their lives against an aquatic fungus called chytrid, which infects the skin of these historically tough, resilient creatures.
Scientists are constructing whiskered robots that can detect and then project 3D virtual images of objects on to a computer screen.
Liquid metal allows the new antenna to bend, stretch and twist, then return to its original shape.
Scientists believe that bonobos, like humans, enjoy sharing food and the company of others.
Researchers try to predict and prevent crime using sophisticated mathematical models.
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