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The smell of burnt plastic wafted through the ISS for a brief while, but the situation appears to be under control.
Dangerous algae blooms will only become more commonplace as temperatures increase.
Dental cavities were surprisingly common among early primates living 54 million years ago.
Named Kleopatra, the oddly shaped object may have given birth to its two moons.
Health officials warned that visitors having sex with covid patients was a "high-risk activity."
Though much more lethal than covid-19, Nipah isn't as easily transmissible—for now at least.
For its time, Titanokorys gainesi was an absolute unit.
More people than not think the CDC is doing a poor job at conveying its response to the pandemic.
New Zealand's endangered kākāpō are in surprisingly good genetic condition, despite millennia of inbreeding.
Dating back some 5,500 years, the polished stone balls could’ve been used as weapons.
Foul-mouthed "Ripper" was a male musk duck who lived in Australia.
Experts around the world agreed that vaping products are safer than traditional tobacco but said more should be done to protect people from potential harms.
The new footage is the first to capture an angel shark swimming off the coast of Wales.
The roundworms can warn others to avoid bacteria by transferring genetic material.
Museum samples, sketches, and written accounts allowed for an accurate representation of the marsupial’s true colors.
The judge noted that major public health organizations do not endorse ivermectin's use for covid-19 outside of a clinical trial.
The man has been linked to at least eight illnesses and one death.
Second time's the charm. Sample tube 266 contains the rover's first rock, which NASA hopes to bring back to Earth on future missions for further study.
The infection caused weeks of hip and abdominal pain and had to be treated through surgery and antibiotics.
The theorized extra planet in our solar system remains out of sight but not out of mind.
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