Researchers say if the star was any more massive it would likely collapse under its own weight and explode
Researchers estimate the body of water once held as much as 26 billion cubic feet of H2O that has now all drained into the ocean
Researchers spotted both events using sensors to locate ripples in spacetime that traveled 900 million years to reach Earth
In the 1940s, the country recorded 30 million cases of malaria each year
The stellar explosion may explain an odd event documented by Chinese astronomers in 1054 C.E.
Unlike the 'Black Death' in the 14th century, the ancient infection probably did not spread quickly between people
The researchers say the cataclysmic impact may have simply been the final nail in the dinos’ coffin
The oldest modern coronavirus is about 820 years old, but humanity has been fighting similar viruses for millennia
The living Shark Bay mouse turned out to be genetically identical to the formerly extinct Gould’s mouse
Cities in Oregon and Washington have surpassed 100 degrees Fahrenheit for several consecutive days
Three people who received a high dose of the gene editing tool in a clinical study saw significant improvement in their condition
Past genetic studies on feline domestication hadn't included this wildcat native to the Tibetan Plateau
A genetic mutation linked to melanoma in humans gives the lizards their lemony-hue—and triggers tumor growth on their scaly skin
A study that simulated airflow and aerosol production in a concert hall suggests moving brass and woodwinds near air vents
Dirty clothes are currently thrown away, requiring missions where weight is at a premium to bring many pounds of socks, shirts and underwear
The marsupials were brought to the island in a conservation rebound effort. Instead, they decimated native bird populations
Hypothetical alien astronomers orbiting these stars could have seen the sun’s light flicker as Earth passed in front of it
A surge of cases in the United Kingdom suggests that Delta is the most transmissible variant yet identified
A new study suggests there's more to the dwarf planet's rust-colored deposits than meets the eye
Astronomers used about 40 observations of the object, which is called 2014 UN271, to estimate its size and orbit
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