The giant crustacean was originally mistaken for a different species at an aquarium in Japan
If approved, it would be the first new shot to combat the misunderstood disease in the U.S. in 20 years
Scientists say the accomplishment may be the first step in making more organs available for transplant
Researchers microwaved fish waste to produce a unique nanoform of carbon that could be used for LED devices in the future
Berlin-based Bluu Seafood revealed fish sticks and fish balls made from cells cultured in a lab, without killing any real fish
NASA scientists say the intrusion could warm the Earth's surface
The move comes as the European Union tries to limit its dependency on Russian oil and gas
The announcement comes as nationwide case counts reach 7,000
The Revolution in Moon Exploration
Scientists found caves under the surface of the Moon that stay around 63 degrees Fahrenheit day and night
The 88 individual footprints were were discovered on a remote desert Air Force training site that was once a wetland
On June 29, our planet completed one rotation in 1.59 milliseconds less than 24 hours
Located 500 million light-years away in the Sculptor constellation, the galaxy got its unique wagon wheel-like shape from a cosmic collision
Seville, Spain has implemented a new heat wave naming system to raise awareness of these “silent killers”
The bears are a close relative of today's giant pandas and likely ate soft plant materials, not bamboo
Felines with lower cortisol, oxytocin and testosterone levels are more tolerant of other cats
Developed by engineers at MIT, the new technology is about the size of a postage stamp
Researchers at Rice University have created “necrobotics,” a new area of research which uses biotic materials for robotic parts
The Forest Service plans to tackle a reforestation backlog of 4.1 million acres
Small, bug-like creatures can transfer pollen to red seaweed underwater
The Revolution in Moon Exploration
The unmanned spacecraft will launch next week and begin to orbit the moon in mid-December
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