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Witness Earthrise and a solar eclipse! NASA just released the first stunning images from its Moon fly-by, capturing views astronauts experienced.
My husband, Don, talks to everyone. His gregariousness landed me my current job after he invited two strangers—one being Dacher Keltner, founding director of the Greater Good Science Center—to join our restaurant table.
MS may be attacking neurons at their genetic core. This newly discovered mechanism offers a powerful new way to slow the disease's progression.
Get ready for the JELL-OMETER! Jell-O is bringing a device to US sports arenas that measures fan intensity, visually representing crowd excitement as a jiggling mass of gelatin in real-time.
NASA staff packed Houston's mission control Monday for a team photo. Their Artemis astronauts were nearing a lunar mission high point: slinging around the moon's far side.
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Scientists just named 24 new deep-sea amphipod species from the Clarion-Clipperton Zone. This crucial step recognizes them for research and potential conservation.
UK cancer death rates hit a record low! Between 2022-2024, only 247 per 100,000 died annually. This encouraging news from Cancer Research UK shows further progress is within reach.
Every 4 minutes, an Indian woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, the nation's most common cancer. Mastectomies are rising, leaving many questioning their sense of self.
Congo Basin conservation hides a dark truth: protected areas meant for wildlife have become sites of alleged human rights abuses against Indigenous peoples, including beatings and intimidation.
Earth hit the cosmic jackpot! Early in its formation, oxygen levels had to be just right—a "Goldilocks zone"—to keep phosphorus and nitrogen available for life.
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Yo-yo dieting might not be all bad! New research suggests repeated weight loss and regain could actually offer lasting metabolic benefits.
Ever wondered if your bathroom habits are normal? Dr. Trisha Pasricha, a gastroenterologist, tackles all your unspoken questions about gut health in her new book.
Artemis II astronauts are heading home after flying further than any humans in 50+ years. They've regained contact with Earth, completing NASA's historic Moon mission.
Some artists possess an undeniable gift, their minds and bodies working in harmony to create breathtaking art. TikToker PedroARTs' drawing of Jesus captivated millions this Easter, showcasing raw talent.
Carrie Underwood surprised her Franklin, TN church this Easter, leading them in song! The superstar made the resurrection celebration even more special for her community.
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Fertility struggles inflict immense pain. While some families yearn for a child, others face unplanned pregnancies. Safe Haven Baby Boxes offer a critical option, with 425 nationwide as of March 2026.
North Atlantic right whales are critically endangered. Increased deaths and low birth rates make population recovery difficult, a crisis compounded by climate change and vessel strikes.
India just hit a nuclear milestone! Its 500 MWe Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor in Tamil Nadu reached criticality, sustaining controlled fission. This puts India among an elite group of nations.
BMW is turning its 104-year-old Munich plant into an EV-only powerhouse. By year-end, this historic facility will exclusively build electric vehicles, backed by a $750M overhaul.
Feeling overwhelmed? New research from Brazil to Japan confirms a powerful truth: connecting with nature significantly boosts well-being.
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First-ever camera trap images reveal the elusive Pemba blue duiker! This tiny antelope, just 12 inches tall, lives in Zanzibar's Pemba Island forests and may be a unique subspecies.
Jupiter's intense storms, long a mystery, are finally coming into focus. Scientists now have a clearer picture of the gas giant's turbulent atmosphere.
Cholera bacteria are locked in an evolutionary battle with viruses, impacting disease severity and global spread. A new genomic study reveals this dynamic struggle.
Ordinary Chinese confront the harsh reality of "raising a lobster." This Global Voices series explores AI's impact on global communities and future generations.
Your speedy laptop is now a slug. Don't upgrade yet! Breathe new life into old hardware by installing Linux, a powerful, free, and regularly updated operating system.
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Artemis II astronauts will witness lunar regions rarely seen by humans. This unique perspective is crucial for vital new lunar research, according to a NASA planetary scientist.
Samy's Curry: Singapore's iconic South Indian restaurant for nearly 50 years. Experience free-flow biryani and dishes served on banana leaves, a timeless tradition.
For $21,000, you get a Kia Soul, Chevy Trax, or Nissan Versa. Notice a trend? None are electric, and none are flagships.
Today's science news revealed quantum leaps, Earth's hidden dances, and new connections in human health. Prepare to have your mind expanded.
Galactic magnetic fields might form shockingly fast. Collapsing plasma and turbulent flows are the surprising drivers behind their rapid emergence.
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Rotund, charmingly goofy American Woodcocks are delighting New Yorkers! These birds make a pit stop in Bryant Park during migrations, gathering fans and starring in viral videos.
Endangered sei whales flock to the New York Bight each spring. A new study confirms this busy waterway is critical habitat for one of the world's most vulnerable whale species.
Scientists found a new way to control quantum phenomena in advanced materials. They're using tiny internal features like defects and vibrations to manipulate quantum states.
Spotting forest elephants in Central Africa is nearly impossible. They're elusive, hidden by dense rainforest. But Dzanga Bai is different: this mineral-rich clearing is an elephant magnet.
Gorillaz's 25-year history of collaborating with Black artists—from hip-hop to Afrobeat—is now celebrated in "The Moon Cave" playlist. Discover their impactful musical journey.
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Biology meets electronics: scientists are merging the two, unlocking revolutionary possibilities for data storage and computing.
Medication abortion pills are safe for OTC sale, new JAMA research confirms. But political hurdles mean pharmacy access isn't happening soon.
Britain invented the steam locomotive in 1804, but America built the future. By 1830, the 13-mile Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was North America's first. Soon, the U.S. boasted 9,000+ miles of track.
Quantum computers are error-prone and impractical, but a bold deadline could change everything. The US Department of Energy aims to build a fault-tolerant quantum computer in just three years.
Heart and brain health are finally linked! New 2026 guidelines offer 11 recommendations for simultaneous treatment, advising AFib patients be screened for cognitive decline and CAD patients for depression.