This week, we looked at a cold-blooded dwarf goat, radioactive batteries that keep going and going, and the fight to keep Spirit alive. Take a look at these stories and more.
Our bodies are not suited for space, but that doesn't mean we should use robots instead.
The LHC is circulating particles. Soon, the accelerator will start colliding them too...
As the LHC starts up, what exotic physics does a key scientist hope to discover?
Faint writing on the linen includes the words Jesus of Nazareth, a researcher claims.
The macabre remains of the famous, once-damned astronomer were spotted at an auction.
Find out how this paranormal being maintains its legacy.
As we bid farewell to Oprah's talk show, we find out what made her so influential.
New advice counsels against teaching women how to do self exams for cancer.
If you hear "Avalanche!," do you know what to do next?
The new tech could spare burn victims from painful skin grafts.
Solar homes built for a competition retire as the residences for campus students.
A new computer system simulates the thinking power of a cat's brain.
Galloping fossil fuel emissions are outrunning the oceans' ability to absorb them.
Need another reason to quit smoking?
Shark attack victims are celebrating a Senate vote to help protect their attackers.
About 15,000 years ago, some of the largest mammals in North America disappeared off the face of the Earth.
A 20-foot-long crocodile with three sets of fangs once roamed parts of northern Africa.
"Hominid" is a new play that explores the mystery and mayhem of the lives of chimps.
Have archaeologists uncovered the real curse of the mummies?
Zahi Hawass of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities sits down with Discovery News.
An effort is underway to care for the dogs who wander through the Roman ruins.
The Utah species is proving crucial for determining patterns of duck-billed dinosaur evolution.
Bob Bakker, curator of the duck-billed dinosaur mummy, tells us about this species.
Safety concerns prevent the public from seeing one of the largest of dinosaur bones.
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