The reused Falcon 9 booster rocket may usher in an era of cheaper and more frequent trips into space
Genetic analyses suggest that the cave loach speedily adapted to its lightless habitat
The park is displaying delayed GPS data on a new website to stop curious humans from scouting out the creatures in real time
But only if you’re a man
Scientists think the tick was plucked from a primate before being dropped in a puddle of sticky tree resin
When a vending machine withheld junky snacks for 25 seconds, people were slightly more likely to choose a healthier option
Harvard scientists are moving ahead with plans to investigate using particles to reflect some of the sun's radiation
But conservationists say the species still faces significant threats
The point isn’t to relieve pain—it’s to kill
The “super outbreak” flattened towns and killed and injured thousands, all with little warning and in the space of 24 hours
“Walking into the houses, many of them were like people had just simply stood up, walked out and never come back”
The creatures were supposedly collected for the sake of research
San Francisco-area miners used sourdough starters as a replacement for commercial leavening agents
Ladies and gentlemen, start your molecules
The cephalopod was chowing down on a jellyfish—long thought unimportant in the food web
The school is displacing millions of specimens in favor of a new track
Things are getting serious for the world's most famous bald eagles
The brain implant bypasses the patient's injured spinal cord, allowing him to eat and drink on his own
Now you can easily peruse more than 140,000 of the agency's photos, videos and visualizations
White males under 45 are most likely to report using the drug
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