New Map Of Mars Shows Thousands Of Water Sites On Red Planet
It took a decade to put the map together.
Sharpest Images Taken Of Biggest Known Star Raise Questions About Previous Estimates
The most massive star known to humans is not as massive as previously thought, according to a recent study.
Love Tuna? You Might Want To Cut Down As New Study Finds Cancer Link
The results found that the incidence of malignant melanoma was 22% higher among participants with a median daily 42.8 grams consumption of fish as compared to those whose median daily intake was 3.2 grams.
The Sun Will Devour Mercury And Venus In 5 Billion Years; Will Earth Survive?
"For the case of the Earth, I think it's rather unclear whether it's going to be engulfed or not, but it's certainly going to become impossible to live on," one of the co-authors of a recent study said.
45 years On, The Voyager Probes Continue To Provide Valuable Data
"We don't know how long the mission will continue, but we can be sure that the spacecraft will provide even more scientific surprises as they travel farther away from the Earth," said Suzanne Dodd, project manager for Voyager at JPL.
Heat Waves Are Getting A Lot Hotter Than What The Index Show; Here's Why
"Most of the time, the heat index that the National Weather Service is giving you is just the right value. It's only in these extreme cases where they're getting the wrong number," co-author and climate physicist David Romps said.
Women With Partners Who Share Household Chores Have Greater Sexual Desire: Study
The study observed that having a partner who shares the household chores can keep a woman satisfied in a relationship and even boost their libido.
4-Billion-Year-Old Piece Of Earth's Crust About Ireland's Size Discovered By Scientists
There is a distinct 100,000-square-kilometer region of the ancient crust beneath much of the western Yilgarn Craton, cropping out in the Narryer Terrane, according to the researchers.
Alexa Onboard Artemis 1 Mission Will Allow Astronauts Place Orders On Amazon From Space
A space-oriented Alexa of sorts, Callisto will perform several tasks to ease the lives of the astronauts on the mission, even allowing them to complete purchases from space.
Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid May Have Had An Accomplice; New Crater Found In West Africa
The discovery was a serendipitous one since geologist Uisdean Nicholson and his team had originally set out to study the tectonics that drove South America and Africa apart 100 million years ago.
Hiding Human Scents From Mosquitoes Turns Out To Be A Tricky Affair
Goldman and colleagues marked A. aegypti neurons with fluorescent labels to uncover details about how the mosquito brain deciphers human smells. To their surprise, the team found that individual mosquito neurons seem more like sensory hubs rather than a single type of sensor per nerve cell.
Hot Neptune Desert — Harsh Radiation From Bright Stars May Be Stripping Off Gas From Their Planets
This theory propounds that the concept of so-called hot Neptune deserts - a region of mass-radius space that contains few planets - found near redder stars can be extended to A-type stars.
Ancient Megalodon Shark Was A Superpredator Weighing 70 Tons - And All Jaws
"It would be a superpredator just dominating its ecosystem," said co-author John Hutchinson, Royal Veterinary College, England. "There is nothing really matching it."
NASA Is Getting Ready For Artemis 1 Launch; Here's What It Is All About
Artemis 1 is the first in a series of missions designed to successfully get astronauts on the moon.
'Cannibal' Coronal Mass Ejections Head To Earth As Sun Unleashes Its Fury
The double CME is expected to reach Earth on Thursday and could form a G3-class geomagnetic storm, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) forecasters.
Corneas Made From Pig Skin Restore Vision During Trial, Reignite Hope For Visually Impaired
The bioengineered implant flattened the bulging cornea, compensated for the lost thickness and, in turn, restored the eye's ability to focus.
Massive Blowout, 400 Times The Size Of Sun's Coronal Mass Ejections, Blamed For Betelgeuse's Mystery Fading
The blowout took a chunk of the star's lower atmosphere, the photosphere, leaving in its wake a cool spot that was further obscured by the dust cloud from the blowout.
Abortion Ban Will Negatively Affect Women With Pregnancy-Associated Cancer: Study
The study projected between 135 and 420 women with pregnancy-associated-cancer will face problems in their care due to denied abortions.
Researchers Uncover Renaissance Beauty Secrets
While working on a book regarding beauty culture in Renaissance Europe, art historian Erin Griffey noticed that the products used in that period were not very different from what we see today.
Early Sexual Experiences Lead To Better Sexual Health In Adulthood, Study Shows
The research team found that people who had these first sexual experiences earlier had a higher likelihood of better sexual functioning later in adulthood.
WHO Is Going To Rename Monkeypox And It Needs Your Suggestions
A link has been made available to the public to enter their suggestions for a new name for the disease.
Mental Fatigue Is No Longer An Illusion Nor An Inflated Symptom Of Stress: Study
The study found cognitive control is more difficult after a mentally demanding workday.
Food Addiction In Kids May Be Linked To Parents' Drinking Habits, Study Finds
"People who have a family history of addiction may be at greater risk for developing a problematic relationship with highly processed foods," Lindzey Hoover, the study's lead author, said.
New Flavored Nicotine Products Second Most Used By US Teens, Survey Finds
The participants were in the ninth and 10th grades from 11 high schools across Southern California.
Think A Nightcap Is Good For Your Sleep? Think Again
Even a small amount of alcohol can affect sleep patterns, so doctors suggest it is better to give the nightcap a miss before going to bed.
Common Heart Medications May Increase Heart Attack Risk During Hot Days: Experts
The results of a study pointed out that beta-blockers or antiplatelet medication users were more likely to have heart attacks during the hottest days compared to control days.
Unemployment Linked To Poor Mid-Life Health? New Study Shows Long-Term Implications Of Job Loss
Lack of access to healthcare during the unemployment period is believed to be one of the major contributors to complications later in life.
Do We No Longer Need Breast Cancer Screenings?
According to the study, the problem lies with our inability to differentiate between the small cancer tumors that could prove fatal and those that will not cause an issue.
EnVision: What To Know About ESA's Latest Mission To Venus
EnVision is different from other Venus exploratory missions because it will be the first to study the planet from its inner core to its upper atmosphere.
Shiver Yourself Thin: Cold Exposure A Possible Solution To Lose Weight Without Dieting
“We discovered that cold exposure reduced inflammation and improved metabolism in obesity, mediated at least in part by the activation of brown adipose tissue," a researcher said.