Emily DeMarco

Even after a long migration, male pectoral sandpipers keep flying, adding 3,000 extra kilometers on quest for mates.

Once every 53 days, NASA’s Juno spacecraft zooms past Jupiter’s cloud tops. A new sequence of images reveals the encounter from Juno’s viewpoint.

Scientists have genetically modified chrysanthemums to be “true blue” for the first time.

From 2017 to 2040, there will be 15 total solar eclipses. Here’s a map of where to see them.

Henry Fountain’s ‘The Great Quake’ mixes drama and science to tell the story of the 1964 Alaska earthquake.

For decades, all viruses were thought to be small and simple. But the discovery of more and more giant viruses shows that’s not the case.

About 80 percent of U.S. adults say that federal spending on scientific and medical research provides value in the long run, a new survey finds.

Earth’s largest known impact crater measures 160 kilometers in diameter. The newest, yet to be confirmed, stretches a still-whopping 31 kilometers.

As more U.S. states reopen and people return to public life, dance fitness classes in South Korea tell a cautionary tale.

A new study is the most comprehensive analysis yet of the evolution of “true crabs.”