Their space voyage provides new insights for treating muscle and bone loss
An interactive map predicts when the orange, red and yellow hues of autumn will brighten up the countryside
The longer a bird spent in a state of torpor, the less body mass it lost overnight
Two new studies explain why GW Orionis, a rare triple-star system 1,300 light years away, looks so misshapen
Smoke from more than 20 major fires burning in the surrounding region shrouded the city through the morning hours
Soon, it’ll photograph the cosmos. But first, scientists used it to snap a highly-detailed picture of an ordinary vegetable
Increasing temperatures due to climate change and wildfires may be propelling the region into a fiery new normal
Dodders grow into tangled masses of leafless tendrils also called wizard’s net and strangleweed
A growing body of research highlights the connection between systemic discrimination and the local climate
During heat waves, pavement can reach 140 degrees Fahrenheit, which unleashes harmful particles into the air
Without oxygen and water, how is the substance
MIT’s class includes live-streamed lectures on Tuesday mornings and Purdue's self-paced course offers a certificate in contact tracing
Scientists at Purdue University have found a way to make a piece of paper digitally interactive
A new visualization shows how droplets from a cough or sneeze escape around the sides of a plastic face shield
Researchers found that bits of denim are much more prevalent in our oceans than previously thought
A new study reveals the proper technique to weigh these extinct creatures
New research shows the Hranice Abyss in the Czech Republic is 3,280 feet deep
Researchers using NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope mapped the gaseous halo that surrounds the Andromeda Galaxy
A new genetic study confirms that the unique dogs, thought to be extinct in the wild, still exist outside of human care
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine called for the abolishment of seasonal time changes last week
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