Inside Science News Service

A top panel strongly urged further study into new energy technologies and the implications of global climate change.

Scientists, students and secularists make a trip to the Creation Museum in Kentucky.

New research investigates how certain information spreads like wildfire.

From reality TV to dance class, dance is more than pirouettes and plies.

These are the ingredients for a safe picnic.

Canine DNA contains two copies of a gene that most dogs only have one of.

It's a sum of sand, water and pressure.

New technologies are changing the science of the baseball bat design.

Scientists are helping pyrotechnicians to make their colorful green fireworks even greener for the environment.

Finding the racket's sweet spot.

The choices that fathers make as boys may affect the health of their future sons, grandsons, and even their great-grandsons.

Air travel safe in spite of pandemic.