From asteroid collisions to mega-rocket launches and Alzheimer's drugs to anthropological discoveries, 2022 had its share of groundbreaking science news. RealClearScience strove to bring it all to you ...

The Cartwheel galaxy (right) was formed as the result of a high-speed collision about 400 million years ago. This composite image brings together observations from JWST's infrared instruments. Image ...

In a year of unpredictable news, science or otherwise, these are the stories that moved, inspired & fascinated Science Friday’s staff. As the world continued to change this year, we thought a lot ...

It has been an excellent year for astronomers. Not only did we get the first images from James Webb, but the space telescope also managed to capture some of the best space images of 2022 during its ...

Orcas were filmed hunting great white sharks and sharing their livers amongst themselves in footage captured by researchers in the Gulf of California in 2020 and 2022 ...

Joe Spring, Carlyn Kranking, Riley Black, Dan Falk, Bridget Alex and Shi En Kim This year in science was filled with amazing discoveries, sobering stats related to mounting illness and death from ...

Words alone cannot capture the full wonder (or horror) of all the stories science had to tell this year. That’s where graphics come in. Whether visualizing the most important data emerging around the ...

It's been a triumphant year for the James Webb Space Telescope. From a flawless launch on Christmas Day 2021, through a perfectly executed deployment sequence, to early images that took everybody's ...

It was another bumper year for breakthroughs, records, and firsts for science, in fields ranging from conception to death, with some freak waves and prehistoric fish hearts thrown in for good measure.

EdSource · Trump's cuts to Hispanic-Serving Institutions hit community college student programs hard When the state’s standardized test scores were released in October, there was little reporting on ...