Caroline Hirons' no-nonsense beauty brand Skin Rocks has taken the industry by storm. These are the best products to try from ...

These microscopic bubbles — called vesicles — could naturally occur in Titan's methane lakes, according to a new NASA study. On Earth, the structures are considered a crucial early step in the ...

With Mitahara, Diwekar travels to different parts of India and scours the kitchen for authentic and healthy recipes. A tete-a-tete with Diwekar as the book launches worldwide ...

Scientists have converted food waste into biodegradable plastic using bacteria, offering a dual fix for global food and ...

Chef Omi Hopper, known for her popular account Cooking Con Omi where she shares recipes from her Puerto Rican heritage, joins TODAY to share dishes for your next barbecue including plantain shrimp ...

The red brick exterior with its classic storefront windows gives off that quintessential small-town Pennsylvania charm. A wooden bench and barrel planters outside invite you to sit a spell, maybe ...

Recent research from Stanford University has revealed a groundbreaking finding about rocky exoplanets that seem inhospitable due to their volcanic activity. Many of these planets, which display ...

We measure the extremely long distances between things in space by light years. A light year is the distance that light travels in one Earth year. Light travels at about 300,000 kilometres per second.

The future of sustained space habitation depends on our ability to grow fresh food away from Earth. The revolutionary new ...

The Universe’s most abundant ice isn’t formless—it’s secretly laced with crystals. And that might change how we think about water, planets, and life itself.

Ice in space, long believed to be completely disordered like frozen water without structure, is turning out to be more complex. New research from (UCL) and the University of Cambridge has shown that ...

NASA has confirmed the discovery of an Earth-sized planet parked right in the “habitable zone” of a distant red dwarf star.