Manasee Wagh

People love chewing these soft pieces of ice, and they’re found everywhere—in fast food drinks, healthcare facilities, and even your home.

Together, they are the El Niño Southern Oscillation, one of the main drivers of Earth’s climate. We understand how they work thanks to climate models.

A steel bridge exposed to fire can fail in 20 minutes. These leading experts are fighting for better bridge safety in the U.S.

The very real roast chicken or hamburger you feast on in the future may come from lab-cultivated cells and not from a barnyard animal.

Explore our incredible ability to dive to depths of tens—and even hundreds—of feet using the “mammalian dive response.”

Get ready for worsening heat waves, intense rainfall, and severe hurricanes.

The Army Corps of Engineers built a 65-foot high barrier beneath the river to keep back an influx of saltwater from New Orleans and southern Louisiana communities that rely on the river.

Turns out, that annoying “hic!” has a purpose—and researchers have good reason to believe it’s involved in helping infants get more milk.

Let's talk about something you experience everyday, but may take for granted: that pee is yellow. A few weeks ago, I was surprised to learn that scientists only recently figured out why.

With the ease of starting a car, the crew of the USS Enterprise starship streaks to a new adventure in every episode of Star Trek , somehow traveling