Space & PhysicsAugust 15, 2008
Star Wars: The Clone Wars hits theaters today
Stories by Adam Hadhazy
The SciencesAugust 14, 2008
Bigfoot expert weighs in: "I'm extremely skeptical"
The SciencesAugust 13, 2008
Big claim about bigfoot: bogus or bona fide?
Space & PhysicsAugust 13, 2008
The Latest Buzz: Aldrin Flies to the Moon Again
As a new film on the Apollo 11 mission is released, the second man on the moon tells ScientificAmerican.com what he thinks of NASA's current direction
Space & PhysicsAugust 12, 2008
They're back: The Perseid meteor shower peaks today
Space & PhysicsAugust 11, 2008
Cassini spacecraft searches for signs of life on Saturn's moon Enceladus
The SciencesAugust 11, 2008
The Science of Star Wars: The Clone Wars--Q&A with Author Jeanne Cavelos
How close has science brought us to clone armies squaring off against blaster-wielding droids?
Space & PhysicsAugust 11, 2008
Star Wars: The Clone Wars: A Sneak Peek [Slide Show]
Get a first look at Anakin, Obi-Wan and a young Jedi trainee as they prepare to do battle with a new enemy in The Clone Wars
Space & PhysicsAugust 11, 2008
Top 10 Exoplanets: Weird Worlds in a Galaxy Not So Far Away [Slide Show]
A look at some of our extreme planetary neighbors right here in the Milky Way Galaxy
EnvironmentAugust 4, 2008
What will Tropical Storm Edouard do?
The SciencesAugust 1, 2008
News Bytes of the Week: Large Hadron Collider gets its own rap song
Hot and spicy salmonella; Promising Alzheimer's drug; EPA studies nanotech safety; White Knight Two debuts; and more...
July 30, 2008
Presumed dinosaur flesh may just be bacterial sludge
July 30, 2008
Scientists Confirm Liquid Lake, Beach on Saturn's Moon Titan
Discovery makes Titan the only place besides Earth known to have a body of liquid on its surface
Space & PhysicsJuly 28, 2008
Forget the Dark Knight--the White Knight Two mothership has arrived
HealthJuly 25, 2008
News Bytes of the Week--Cell phones: The new cigarettes?
Peppers fingered as salmonella culprits; Does soy lower sperm count?; Robot surveillance dragonfly takes flight; and more …
TechnologyJuly 25, 2008
Scrolling “electronic ink” to hit newsstands this fall
July 25, 2008
Father of medical genetics, Victor McKusick, dies at 86
Space & PhysicsJuly 25, 2008
Mystery of Why Northern Lights "Dance" May Be Solved
NASA satellites find an explosion of magnetic energy reaching a third of the way to the moon intensifies the polar phenomenon
HealthJuly 23, 2008
Soy vey! Does eating tofu lower sperm count?
EnvironmentJuly 23, 2008
Top 10 Water Wasters: From Washing Dishes to Watering the Desert
The many ways we squander water, from unintentional leaks to outright negligence
EnvironmentJuly 23, 2008
Watering a Thirsty World [Slide Show]
See how overstretched freshwater supplies will increasingly influence the way we live.
The SciencesJuly 21, 2008
Fishing Bans May Save Corals from Killer Starfish
The more fish in the water, the fewer coral-munching starfish
HealthJuly 18, 2008
News Bytes of the Week--Tomatoes get thumbs-up; but peppers still hot
NASA visitors boldly go; Italian cyclist booted for doping; Tattoos tattle on problem prisoners; Solar-powered racing cars; Grunting fish; and more...
EnvironmentJuly 17, 2008
The Wolf and the Moose: Natural Enemies That Need Each Other
Landmark project celebrates 50 years of tracking wolves and moose on a protected archipelago in Michigan's Lake Superior