Before the ISS project transitions into its next phase, it’s fitting to highlight the scientific breakthroughs that have occurred aboard since its inception.

The beautiful yellow and orange leaves that we see in Autumn come from xanthophyll and carotenoids, which have a yellow and red pigment.

Ardent zoologists writing on the BBC’s Science Focus portal argue that humans are not the dominant species and never have been.

Why would a volcanic eruption nearly 900 miles away impact UK airspace?

Sometimes, beneath our feet and unbeknownst to us, flow a fascinating network of secret underground rivers and wet cave networks.

We may not feel an immediate sense of awe when we hear about their innovations, but the Roman inventions that still exist in some form, 2,000 years later, are certainly deserving of our gratitude and respect.

Stone age man was undoubtedly tough, but you don’t want to be bare-knuckle wrestling a sabre-tooth tiger or woolly mammoth!

The author of GOT, George R.R. Martin, has acknowledged that the great ice Wall in The North was inspired into being during a visit to Hadrian’s Wall.

What was unusual about the recent Geomagnetic storm in early May was its intensity; being the most powerful in two decades.

In more recent centuries science has replaced suggestions of magic-realism, offering more plausible explanations of the construction process…