New lab experiments show that it may now be possible to tap into renewable energy from superhot rocks deep underground.

Using ground-up waste plastic that came in a variety of colors, the melted output of these experiments began to look strikingly similar to rock, one of the oldest architectural materials on earth.

Even if suggestions may not seem ‘correct’ if they are well reasoned with evidence from this experiment this should be considered ... Soil is made up of smaller pieces of rocks and minerals as well as ...

NASA's Curiosity rover has new insights into how Mars might have changed from a potentially habitable, water-rich planet to ...

Snails on a tiny rocky islet evolved before scientists' eyes. The marine snails were reintroduced after a toxic algal bloom ...

As a kid, you may have tried to dig a hole in your backyard to reach China. Obviously, that didn't happen. But digging out a ...

With an iPhone in hand, your journey into photography becomes less about technical prowess and more about unleashing your ...

The Dark Side Haunted Adventure features several haunts, including "The Descent," "Twilight Nightmare," "Backwoods Revenge," ...

Bradford-based alternative duo Experiment 637 brought their brand of indie/electronic folk music to The Forum Music Centre, in the town's ...

A Tribe Called Quest had a parade of longtime friends and collaborators - and fellow hip hop legends - hit the stage to ...

The British singer-songwriter has turned his hand to artwork with three bold and imaginative pieces, now on display at London ...