Science

The United Launch Alliance (ULA) launched its Atlas V rocket on Thursday from Cape Canaveral. Some upcoming missions are in jeopardy or delayed due to coronavirus concerns.

Recent cold snaps have proven dangerous for sea turtles. Staff at the Marine Science Center in Ponce Inlet have been busy caring for the animals.

SpaceX is proving to be a powerhouse in space travel. Soon, they will team up with the U.S. military to demonstrate that their network of satellites can be lethal.

Dogs specially trained by Agricultural Research Service scientists have proven to be the most efficient way to detect citrus greening, according to a recently published paper.

Wild monkeys are multiplying across Florida. Scientists say there is a growing population of rhesus macaques in Silver Springs State Park, near Ocala.

Katherine Johnson, a mathematician who calculated rocket trajectories and earth orbits for NASA's early space missions and was later portrayed in the 2016 hit film "Hidden Figures," about pioneering black female aerospace workers, has died. She was 101.

A number of great white sharks are being tracked off of Florida's coast

Incredible video has surfaced of dozens of sharks swimming in the water of of New Smyrna Beach.

Space tourism could be right around the corner. Two companies in the aerospace industry are teaming up to make it a reality sooner than later.

After locals tried and failed to trap an alligator in a Chicago lagoon last year, they called in an expert. Frank Robb, also known as "Alligator Robb," traveled from Florida to the Windy City to catch the 5 foot, 3 inch reptile named "Chance the Snapper."

A Florida diver got an up-close-and-personal view of a great white shark while off the South Florida coast.

ULA's successful launch over weekend comes on the heels of launches from SpaceX. Boeing is a key player in the new space race but there have been struggling with some software malfunctions.

Toxic toads have terrorized South Florida. Now the Bufo toad, which has proven to be deadly to pets, has made its way to Central Florida.

Going back to the Moon would be a huge feat, but now there is a new push to scrap those plans and set our sights on Mars.

A ceremony was held for fallen astronauts at Kennedy Space Center on Thursday.