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SCIENCE October 20, 2015

Scientists monitoring Hawaii lava undertake risks

Scientists at the U.S. Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory have been monitoring every twist and turn of lava creeping unpredictably toward communities in a rural and isolated district on the Big Island.

Oceans October 20, 2015

Six months later: MH370 search comes up short, but unlocks scientific secrets

In the six months of searching for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, investigators haven鈥檛 found a trace of the Boeing 777, but they have made groundbreaking scientific discoveries that could provide new insight into the ocean and the world.

Geology October 20, 2015

Mystery holes form at Indiana Dunes

Officials have shut down a popular public sand dune in Indiana where mysterious holes are appearing鈥攐ne of which swallowed up a boy for three hours last summer, the Times of Northwest Indiana reports.

Climate October 20, 2015

Scientists accidentally capture ball lightning

For decades such unidentified flying objects have simply been dismissed as optical illusions or "swamp gas." Now science has no excuse. Mysterious ball lightning has been captured on scientific equipment -- albeit by accident.

Oceans October 20, 2015

New island off Japan keeps growing and growing

New images of a new island formed by a volcanic eruption 600 miles south of Tokyo reveal that the 14-acre mass along the western edge of the 鈥淩ing of Fire鈥� is here to stay.

Geology October 20, 2015

Yellowstone magma much bigger than thought, study says

The hot molten rock beneath Yellowstone National Park is 2 1/2 times larger than previously estimated, meaning the park's supervolcano has the potential to erupt with a force about 2,000 times the size of Mount St. Helens, according to a new study.

Geology October 20, 2015

Entire US Antarctic research program canceled by NSF due to partial gov't shutdown

As scientists had feared, the National Science Foundation announced it was canceling the U.S. Antarctic research program for this year because of the ongoing government shutdown.

Natural Disasters October 20, 2015

New photos of Pakistan's 'Earthquake Island'

The Earth performed the ultimate magic trick last week, making an island appear out of nowhere.

Water October 20, 2015

Oldest water on Earth found deep underground

A pocket of water some 2.6 billion years old the most ancient pocket of water known by far, older even than the dawn of multicellular life has now been discovered in a mine 2 miles below the Earth's surface

Climate October 20, 2015

Three Canadians killed in Antarctica plane crash

Three Canadians were killed in Antarctica after their plane crashed last week into the freezing cold and hurricane force winds of the icy continent, the National Science Foundation confirmed Monday.

Nature's Mysteries October 20, 2015

Mysterious 'Nazca Lines' in desert form labyrinth, archaeologist says

Some of the Nazca Lines, mysterious geoglyphs that span a vast swath of the rugged Peruvian desert, may have once been a labyrinth with a spiritual purpose, a new study suggests.