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Weighing thousands of pounds and exceedingly muscular, hippos' running trot results in a brief aerial phase.
The feature may have developed as rising magma stretched and cracked the planet's crust, the European Space Agency said
The man's forceful sneezing and coughing caused a rare case of evisceration through his reopened surgical wounds.
The company wants to limit the number of Starship rockets SpaceX can launch from Kennedy Space Center.
Intuitive Machines CTO Tim Crain spoke to Gizmodo about the new space race and what it will take to return to the Moon.
The labyrinthine fractal is based on movements in chess and strange crystal structures found in the physical world.
New research suggests GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic can help prevent up to 10 different obesity-related cancers in people with type 2 diabetes.
The device, which traps thousands of atoms to keep time, is "pushing the boundaries of what's possible with timekeeping."
The Food and Drug Administration has revoked its authorization allowing brominated vegetable oil (BVO) to be used in food, following new data.
The long-anticipated experiment will have a revised schedule and a different approach to reaching its eventual reactions.
New research has found a potential link between semaglutide use and a rare eye condition called NAION, though more work is needed to prove causation.
New research has revealed several key factors tied to unwanted cat scratching, as well as some practical tips to keep it at bay.
NASA and its commercial partner insist the Starliner crew is not stranded in space, while openly expressing frustration with the media's negative coverage.
Space Pioneer's Tianlong-3 rocket somehow escaped its restraints during a static fire test on Sunday.
ITER, the largest testing bed for nuclear fusion on Earth, could prove the viability of the power source—if it ever turns on.
The discovery could lead to new treatments for obesity, the scientists say.
Plus, some important news from your favorite puzzler.
The shoe — discovered at a nearly 2,000-year-old fort near a Bavarian village — consists of a sole with iron nails for traversing "rough terrain"
Infrared mapping tech aboard the spacecraft sheds light on the volcanic activity of Io, Jupiter's second-smallest Galilean moon
28-year-old John Nicholas of Chicago is the first person to have undergone an awake kidney transplant, according to doctors at Northwestern Medicine.
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