Science

The smell of rain has been very prevalent this month - every day, it seems like. For a lot of us, that smell reminds us of the days when we'd splash in puddles as kids, or stay dry inside while helping mom bake cookies.

The first flower to grow in space had a rocky start to its growth, but it's simply beautiful (and out of this world).

NASA released an image of what appears to be a massive ice volcano on Pluto.

Losing a pet is hard, and most of us would do anything to get them back. This couple took it one step further and cloned their deceased dog.

The world's first puppies conceived in a test tube are alive and well, and just as adorable as you'd expect them to be.

American scientists at McMurdo Station in Antarctica were busted for binge drinking after a recent health and safety audit from the U.S. government. The National Science Foundation (NSF) says heavy drinking found among scientists was creating "unpredictable behavior that has led to fights, indecent exposure, and employees arriving to work under the influence...

It's an argument in every house and every person has a different way of looking at it, but the argument has finally come to an end. Over or under? The answer is in the original patent-- that's right, the answer is revealed.

Todd's friend lit a candle, blew it out, and re-lit the candle by lighting the smoke, not the wick of the candle. They captured it all on video. It is amazing.

What happens when you blow soap bubbles and the temperature is well below zero. We went outside a couple nights ago to find out.

I have always wondered what lives in the oceans that we never see. Most of our planet is consumed by oceans. Seems that I remember hearing that only about 5% of our oceans have really been explored. Who knows what's out there...like this carcass that ended up on a beach in Spain. Good lord, what is it?

There seems to be another wild video floating around the internet that shows either life on Mars or the coolest rock you have ever seen. Scientists say it's rock but you be the judge.

This eclipse is known as a "ring of fire" eclipse since the Moon will fully block the Sun for a brief time making this a special celestial viewing but unless you live in Australia or the Southern Pacific, you'll need a computer.