Lights blind-side pollinating moths
COMMENT: Moths play a distinctly different pollination role to bees.
COMMENT: Moths play a distinctly different pollination role to bees.
Ever looked at a face on a billboard and creepily felt their gaze following you?
Papakura Intermediate students are designing their own "astronomical playground".
China's latest monkey cloning experiment sparks outrage and is labelled "monstrous".
A common fertility procedure doesn't boost success rates of pregnancy, NZ researchers say.
What was thought to have been a big East Coast earthquake actually turned out to be two.
These experiments are stuff of conspiracy theory, but now it's been revealed it was true.
How warm would the ocean have to get to melt Antarctica's marine ice sheets, study asks.
Trump might have been joking, but but scientists see nothing to laugh at.
Forget to take your medication? A new digital pill will alert you - and your doctor.
Told to welcome "a real scientist", a child protested: "But we are all scientists!"
The technology is already available for an unmanned facility.
An elusive penguin's 7000km trek was one of the biggest surprises scientists got in 2018.
When our hands don't work properly or are injured, it profoundly changes our world.
Astronomer has weighed in on the debate over whether we are alone in the universe.
A needle winds up in your strawberry. How do we find out how it got there?
COMMENT: So-called diet drinks, which use artificial sweeteners, replace sugar.
The massive East Antarctica ice sheet is already a major contributor to sea-level rise.
Could chicken feathers help beef up your lean body mass?
One of the worst towns for air pollution the focus of a study pin-pointing NZ's problems.
What makes someone want to live in Antarctica? Jamie Morton explains.
Warm seas look set to keep overnight temperatures above normal for a while.
China is exporting its cutting-edge facial recognition across the Pacific.
From time travel to dreams, scientists answer - or try to - 10 of the biggest questions.
COMMENT: After humans, mosquitoes are the most dangerous animal on the planet.
It might not seem like it - but there's a science to those holiday traffic jams.
Just how cold does it get at Antarctica's Scott Base? Jamie Morton explains.
Scientists don't know where they come from, but they think they're closing in on answer.
Scientists are completing a project to help protect Antarctica's remarkable Dry Valleys.