Rupendra Brahambhatt

For more than three centuries, physicists have believed in Isaac Newton's third law—every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

A proposed antineutrino detector could give regulators an early warning if future fusion plants are misused.

Stuck between life and death, this foot consumes nutrients, heals itself, and grows, but doesn't turn into a whole new organism.

This horrid disease has been with us for much longer than we thought. When most people think of plague, they picture medieval cities, packed streets, and the Black Death.

They hide a vast chemical arsenal that researchers are mining for pain, diabetes, and brain disease therapies.

For generations, scientists have believed they knew exactly how Earth would die. In roughly five billion years, after exhausting the hydrogen fuel

By studying cooperation between species, researchers are uncovering clues about how communication itself evolves.

When researchers analyzed satellite observations collected over the North Pole in 2014, they realized they had captured an entirely new type of space weather event—a giant cyclone-shaped aurora.

University of Oregon scientists discovered why sitting in hot water feels like moderate exercise.

This Magenta world's strange atmosphere made no sense until JWST found intriguing clouds made of salt.