Stories about: Gas  

It's messy, chaotic and yet pretty spectacular

Research for Jupiter can have a vast applicability

Astronomers say some galaxies lose their gas reserves in the blink of an eye, kick the bucket shortly after

Sinopec starts 2015 by entering a new business sector

Report says that, to limit climate change to 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit), dirty fuels must be phased out

Study argues the chemical compounds released during hydraulic fracturing activities are a threat to public health

Astronomers say the galaxy is blasting out gas at a speed of 2 million miles per hour (3.2 million kilometers per hour)

This study into the makeup of galaxies far, far away broke the previous record distance by 500 million light-years

Science video explains why some folks have no trouble smelling their own gases, are disgusted by those let out by others

Radio-frequency-emitting particles originating from black holes appear to prevent the formation of new stars in galaxies

These space pebbles are 100 to 1,000 times larger than regular dust grains

The stream's gas content is the equivalent of 15 billion times the mass of the Sun

Elevated pollutant levels have been documented in Peru's Amazon rainforest

Researchers say wastewater disposal can affects areas tens of kilometers away

The African World Heritage Site is sensitive, should be protected instead of exploited

A second Chevron Corp line sits next to the explosion scene

Monroe Isadore shot at police officers before being injured