The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has become only the third telescope to ever image the seventh planet’s faint rings.

Scientists found an unexpected discovery on the surface of Mars: a formation resembling the face of a bear.

A new diatom genus and species, Fascinorbis illustris, was recently discovered and reported in the journal Diatom Research by researchers from Indiana State University, the Science Museum of Minnesota, and the University of Arkansas.

Each time I serve pumpkin pie, I get to share a little known slice of American history. Although meant to unify people, the 19th-century campaign to make Thanksgiving a permanent holiday was seen by prominent Southerners as a culture war.

Graphic Designer Dora Pankowska took up a creative challenge: create compositions using only 13 perfect circles. Inspired by the Twitter logo, she's created 13 animals on her portfolio site.

Ubuntu (oo-boon-too, n.) is a Zulu or Xhosa word, and a traditional African concept. It means, “I am because we are.”

Huge stone circles discovered by air in the Middle East have been imaged with high resolution, revealing their age and other intriguing details. Here's a look at the "Big Circles," which have puzzled scientists for decades.

Chinchillas are a small rodent species lauded for their adorable fluffiness, but Cameron Holmes of Cameron’s Chinchillas has a pack whose cuteness is off the charts.

It's been compared to crop circles, or the strange handiwork of aliens. Others say it looks like the Moon, if it somehow materialised in the chilly waters of the Presumpscot River.

The Humanity Star, a reflective satellite launched by private company Rocket Lab, is expected to flame out sometime soon after March 21, 2018.

What winter wonderland will we walk in willingly? While wide-eyed waifs wait and wrestle with wild wishes, we wave a warm welcome to Wreath Week. Will you watch?

All eyes are on the skies and satellites as Hurricane Irma blasts across the Caribbean and towards the coast of Florida on September 9. The largest storm ever witnessed, Irma is being tracked by agencies around the globe.

It's the end of summer. Back to school time. So, to help inspire all our school kids, what better time could there be to launch a brand new Round Museum gallery? Starting Tuesday, September 5th, join us every day as we examine The ABCs of Round, one letter at a time.

The centerpiece of the Frost Museum of Science’s new three-level aquarium is a tank with a 31-foot-wide clear oculus at the bottom that gives visitors a sea-bottom view of sharks.

Like many Independence Days before it, this year’s celebrations will undoubtedly involve some sort of pyrotechnics display.

Revered by the ancient Greeks, essential to Islamic art, and venerated in Zen and Tibetan Buddhism, circles are a universal shape.

In perhaps the ultimate Round photo op, scientists from around the world are currently attempting to capture the first ever photograph of a black hole. This image isn't it, but a computer simulation.

On Sunday February 26th, 2017, the southern hemisphere of the US was able to witness an annular solar eclipse.

Throw the ball, hit the ball, run to the base before the ball gets there. Simple, right? Baseball may be a simple looking game, but there are complex nuances once you look more closely.

“Love makes the world go round” is a well known phrase all around the world, but the origins are a bit murky.

Nils Völker exhibition in Berlin, Germany's NOME Gallery. The installation consists out of 108 mass-produced toy spheres hanging in the middle of the exhibition space,

There are only a few dedicated artisanal globemakers left in the world—and there’s good reason for that.

What is the Wall of Death? It’s a nearly vertical, circle-shaped track that most riders would consider insane. Before she was a Wall of Death rider, Kerri Cameron rode horses for a living.

Why build a straightforward bridge for an unremarkable sum when the same bridge could be built as a circle for vast amounts of money?

A Fibonacci spiral is a series of connected quarter-circles drawn inside an array of squares with Fibonacci numbers for dimensions.

Museums are cool. Wherever you go you will surely find amazing, beautiful, weird collections of stuff that someone has pulled together. Even before humans crawled from the muck, we have been creatures that collect.

"Take 300,000 computer-controlled mirrors, each 7 feet high and 10 feet wide. Control them with computers to focus the Sun's light to the top of 459-foot towers, where water is turned into steam to power turbines.

Launched November 26, 2011, Curiosity is a car-sized robotic rover sent to Mars as part of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission.

Bob Skiba is a historian, tour guide, Curator of Collections at LGBT Archives at the William Way Community Center, and an avid Round collector, as well!

Artist Bruce Gardner is a master of a curious Japanese artform called hikaru dorodango (literally: ‘shiny dumpling’) where regular dirt is slowly crafted into perfect shiny spheres.

If all animals became round overnight, would their daily life still run that smoothly?

The vision of Debra Jane Seltzer, Roadside Architecture is a virtual museum with over 60,000 photos of buildings, signs, and statues from all over the United States and Canada.