Spiders become more aggressive after extreme weather, study saysCNET - by Bonnie Burton Hurricanes are making at least one spider species more hostile.
NASA, the Rolling Stones and Robert Downey Jr. are up to somethingCNET - by Amanda Kooser "This may be the most exciting thing I've ever done," says Downey. But you have to wait until tonight to find out.
India's Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft delivers gorgeous first moon photoCNET - by Amanda Kooser That's amore, er, Mare Orientale.
Unexpected discovery on the surface of asteroid Ryugu intrigues scientistsCNET - by Jackson Ryan Scientists expected to see fine particles and dust on the surface of the near-Earth asteroid.
The SpaceX 'Starhopper' is about to make its biggest leapCNET - by Eric Mack After delays, the prototype version of Elon Musk's Mars rocket has been given the go-ahead to rise up.
As the Titanic wreck disappears, 4K video could help preserve itCNET - by Erin Carson Divers visit the wreck for the first time in 14 years.
The Amazon rainforest is on fire: What we know, and how you can helpCNET - by Shelby Brown The Amazon is referred to as "the lungs of the planet" and plays a major role in regulating the climate.
Artificial skin changes color like a chameleon, with the help of nanomachinesCNET - by Shelby Brown Just add light.
Life on Mars could use dust to hijack a ride across the planetCNET - by Jackson Ryan Do you ever feel like a plastic bag drifting through the wind? These desert microbes do.
Russia just sent a creepy, humanoid robot to the space stationCNET - by Amanda Kooser, Jackson Ryan Fedor has been known to dual-wield pistols but we're pretty confident he's just heading up there for research purposes.
MIT Media Lab under scrutiny for ties to Jeffrey EpsteinCNET - by Carrie Mihalcik In the latest development, two academics are leaving the Media Lab in protest.
Scientists create low-calorie butter-like spread that's 80% waterCNET - by Amanda Kooser I can't believe it's mostly water.
Amazon rainforest fires rage in sobering views from spaceCNET - by Amanda Kooser Satellites are tracking a record number of wildfires burning across Brazil's rainforest.
Watch NASA astronauts install a dock adapter on the ISS during spacewalkCNET - by Erin Carson It's supposed to take six and a half hours.
The man who discovered Tetris wants to save the EarthCNET - Lexy Savvides Henk Rogers introduced the world to Tetris. Now he's tackling climate change, one brick at a time.
Elon Musk ponders solar reflectors instead of nuking Mars to warm it upCNET - by Amanda Kooser Fewer explosions and more shiny things might be the key to making the Red Planet habitable.
Space's mysterious fast radio bursts: What the heck are they?CNET - by Eric Mack We've entered a new era of research into one of the newest phenomena in all of space. Here's what you need to know.
Mission to Jupiter moon Europa gets go-ahead from NASACNET - by Amanda Kooser It's one of Jupiter's biggest moons, and scientists think there's an ocean beneath its crust.
Elon Musk: Newt Gingrich's $2 billion moon prize is a 'great idea'CNET - by Amanda Kooser SpaceX or Blue Origin could beat NASA to the moon -- especially with a boost from the US government.
A comet just got vaporized by the sun and we saw it on EarthCNET - by Mark Serrels It's pretty hot up there.
The incredible moment a comet was vaporized by the sunCNET - by Mark Serrels It's pretty hot up there.
Ripples in space-time suggest a black hole swallowed a neutron starCNET - by Jackson Ryan If confirmed, it would be the first neutron star-black hole merger ever detected.
Astronomers discover a massive super-Jupiter hiding around nearby starCNET - by Jackson Ryan A monster-sized planet tugs on its host star just enough for researchers to pinpoint it 63 light-years away.
Harvard built robo-shorts that might actually make you good at runningCNET - by Shelby Brown The exosuit makes you feel lighter while you walk or run.
NASA eyes trippy tie-dye clouds in wild nighttime viewCNET - by Amanda Kooser This stunner of a satellite snap looks super psychedelic.
The weird, repeating signals from deep space just tripledCNET - by Eric Mack Fast radio bursts are getting more attention from scientists, who can now detect more of them.
Planet hunters discover huge super-Jupiter by watching nearby star wobbleCNET - by Jackson Ryan A monster-sized planet tugs on its host star just enough for researchers to pinpoint it 63 light-years away.
Watch an enormous meteor light up the skies of SardiniaCNET - by Mark Serrels For one brilliant moment, it literally lit the night sky.
