Chemistry

The mushroom cloud from the 22,000-pound air-blast bomb was meant to send a clear message

A tension-filled science activity

New measurements revise the limits of quantum fuzziness

Astronomer Caleb Scharf weighs what ever more exoplanets mean in the search for extraterrestrial life.

Scientists have created a thin composite film that gives lithium–sulfur cells exceptional durability

Soil-living animal is one of the rare creatures that use this potent poison

Mice that lost weight and then gained back more than they lost maintained an obesity-type microbiome that affected biochemicals involved in either burning or adding fat--suggesting interventions.

Sulfur emissions cause acid rain but a chemical reaction can remove almost all of the substance

“Smart drugs” are not clinically proven and could be dangerous

If anything's alive on the ice-covered ocean world of Europa, a future NASA mission hopes to find it.

What appears to be accepted science in the courtroom may not be accepted science among scientists.

Diamond-based imaging system uses magnetic resonance of electrons to detect charged atoms