Particle pollution is affecting air quality in cities thousands of miles away
Researchers say the ancient pathogens are unlikely to cause humans any harm, but 28 out of the 33 viruses found are new to science
The study's results add exacerbating climate change to the list of environmental impacts ascribed to this invasive species
The repaired space computer is back online and already beaming spectacular images of distant galaxies back to Earth
Genetic tests using museum specimens suggest that the Xerces blue was a distinct species and that it disappeared in 1941
Kai Ly spotted the unnamed satellite using telescope images from 2003
Scientists say this open-ocean species, also known as an opah, typically inhabits warmer waters than those of the Pacific Northwest
Researchers say the new, detailed image of the black hole at the center of the Centaurus A galaxy could reveal how its jets formed
Researchers discover that immune cells aren’t the body’s only line of defense against bacterial pathogens
Duke and Huntah are first dogs used by law enforcement to detect coronavirus cases
Seismic imaging data depicts 52-feet high waves 5,000 feet below Louisiana
Nearly two months-worth of rain fell in just 24 hours, leading to flash floods that tore through buildings
The slim, flexible device could measure blood glucose or heart rate without the need for batteries
Crews cleaned up nine tons of dead fish in just 24 hours after Tropical Storm Elsa pushed the fish toward shore
Researchers rule out several pathogens but still don’t know what is causing the deaths
Known for its 'fireball' meteors, the Perseid shower began on July 14 and will peak in mid-August
Following Elsa, the fifth hurricane so far, experts now forecast at least 20 named tropical storms and nine named hurricanes in total
Meet Rani, a pint-size bovine in Bangladesh, who has drawn thousands of adoring fans to her farm
Clusters of nuisance floods could have major impacts on businesses and public health
When tiny fish are released in large bodies of water, they can grow to prodigious sizes, officials warn
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