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The highly-anticipated Europa Clipper mission is hunkering down in Florida to survive Hurricane Milton. Agency officials say it could launch soon.

Hera will be beginning a two-year journey past Mars and out to the asteroid belt where it will help us understand how to prevent an asteroid impact.

A researcher participated as the subject of her own study, using smartphones, wearables, and fMRI to track the correlation between behavior and brain function.

According to some influencers, adding a cast iron "fish" to your meals while cooking can boost iron absorption. But iron deficiency is far more complicated than that.

The Draconids are often a dud. Tonight could be very different.

Solar storms are revving up, which makes a new exploration of the Sun's activity more relevant than ever.

Here's what researchers think needs to happen before we can use psilocybin for depression.

Botox is still widely used for a variety of medical purposes. Here are some surprising ones.

The Hubble Space Telescope shows that there were many more (much less luminous) black holes in the early universe than previous estimates had suggested.

Studies in human skin cells have also shown some potential benefits from UVB rays - including killing Propionibacterium acnes; the bacterium thought to be responsible for acne.