Science

Hey, New York! Our turn to see a once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse right in our own backyard is officially less than a year away!

If you felt something on Sunday afternoon that you thought might have been an earthquake, you were right. There was an earthquake in Upstate New York.

Same massive hornet, new name because scientists believe its old name could have sparked acts of discrimination.

How cool would it be to observe the night sky at the North Pole and Christmas Island? Maybe you'll even see the Full Moon or the Christmas Tree Star Cluster!

Coffee is bad for you. Wait, no, it's actually good. Ever feel like you're in an information tug of war? Here are 13 reasons you SHOULD drink coffee.

From the length of your fingers to your birth order, these are five freakish things that might predict your future health.

The next time you swat at a wasp or bee in Utica, you'd better make sure you connect - because they remember your face - and they may hold a grudge.

This weekend, you can look up to the night sky and be able to see five planets and the moon without a telescope. You may have to set your alarm to catch it. If you don't catch it, you will have to wait two years for the next time.

Scott Galloway explains the cause in this video from CNBC Make It.

The possibility of life on Mars has been a popular topic in the media for decades, but a new discovery has been revealed that could make it a reality.