
Geologists Report Significant Lithium Deposits in Appalachian Mountains
Researchers have identified substantial lithium reserves in the Appalachian region that could potentially support US energy needs.

Researchers have identified substantial lithium reserves in the Appalachian region that could potentially support US energy needs.
New telescope observations suggest Neptune's moon Nereid is likely an original satellite that survived when Triton disrupted the planet's early moon system.

Scientists at Cornell University found one of the largest recorded bee colonies, with 5.5 million bees, living underground beneath a New York cemetery.

Scientists have discovered a massive sauropod dinosaur in Thailand, dubbed the largest ever found in Southeast Asia.

Two researchers who pioneered quantum information theory have been awarded computer science's highest honor for their groundbreaking contributions to the field.

Scientists have developed methods to convert waste polystyrene into carbon-capturing materials.

Researchers have discovered an Earth fungus capable of surviving extreme conditions that could pose challenges for planetary protection protocols on Mars.

Two separate archaeological discoveries emerged this week involving ancient Egyptian artifacts and a reclassified prehistoric marine animal.

Officials are developing response plans after an invasive Northern Snakehead fish was caught in Suffolk County waters last week.

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has finished development eight months early and under budget, utilizing repurposed spy satellite hardware.

An unprecedented heat wave shattered March temperature records across the Southwest US, with scientists attributing the extreme temperatures to human-caused climate change.

Researchers used DNA testing to identify remains of sailors from the doomed 1845 Franklin expedition, resolving decades of debate about the disaster.

Multiple regions face weather-related challenges as El Niño approaches, New Zealand prepares for a cyclone, and US coastal towns seek tsunami protection.

The Stillaguamish Tribe is purchasing farmland in Washington state and removing levees to create wetlands aimed at restoring Chinook salmon populations.

Various marine and environmental incidents have been reported along Western U.S. coastlines in recent days.
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