The spacecraft, which finally launched on February 15, is expected to touch down on February 22
Dating to as early as 8,200 years ago, the paintings may have maintained collective memories during an extremely dry period in history
The desire to get a rise out of others is a 13-million-year-old trait humans and great apes share with a common ancestor, new research suggests
The robot recently observed each of the Red Planet’s moons passing across the sun in the Martian sky
While no official decision has been made, symptomatic patients might be able to stop isolating if they are fever-free for 24 hours and are beginning to feel better under the proposed change
Two men taped images of flooding in Tuscany to the Renaissance painting's protective glass
Robot surgeons could treat astronauts on long space missions—but they could also be used on Earth in places where surgeons aren't present, such as rural areas or war zones
The patient was treated during the earlier stages of disease, so the community faces little risk, according to health officials
Made up of some 1,600 stones, the submerged “Blinkerwall” might be Europe's oldest known megastructure
With only limited training, the model could correctly identify certain objects, suggesting some elements of learning language are not innate to humans
Analyses revealed the asteroid was an “aubrite,” a classification that applies to only 80 of 70,000 previously found meteorite fragments
On the English naturalist's 215th birthday, more than 9,000 titles from his expansive collection are now accessible online
Nocturnal hawk moths are less likely to visit primroses in air polluted by nitrate radicals, which break down important wild fragrances, researchers find
This marks the third eruption since December in a region that, prior to 2021, hadn't seen volcanic activity for centuries
The "active predators" prowled the oceans more than 325 million years ago, before the time of Pangea
Researchers suggest a global ocean lies 15 miles beneath the surface of Saturn's "Death Star" moon, Mimas—a shocking discovery that could redefine what a habitable world looks like
Some areas received as much as 13 to 15 inches of rain over a five-day period as storms felled trees, destroyed homes and killed nine people
Though the world has not officially breached the Paris Agreement, the historic heat on land and at sea is a "significant milestone"
The moon will appear to completely block the sun's light across parts of Mexico, the United States and Canada on April 8—here's how to make the most of this rare celestial phenomenon
New research draws a link between unequal exposure to police violence and lack of sleep for Black adults
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