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Exoplanet Search Reaches 5,000 Milestone; NASA Animation Turns 30-Year Discovery To Music [Watch]

NASA's exoplanet count surpassed 5,000 Monday.

New US Rule Requires Publicly-listed Firms To Disclose Emissions

US securities regulators approved a proposed rule to require publicly-traded companies to report greenhouse gas emissions

New US rule requires publicly-listed firms to disclose emissions

Researchers Find Top Jobs, Hobbies And Characteristics Of 'Stereotypically Boring' People

Someone perceived as "boring" may be working as a data analyst and likes watching TV, according to a recent study.

Recently renewed carbon-cutting commitments still put Earth on a catastrophic path toward 2.7C of warming by 2100

Nations Vet Climate Solutions As World 'Sleepwalks' To Catastrophe

Nations vet climate solutions as world 'sleepwalks' to catastrophe

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Mostafa Waziri, the head of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, holds a small statuette on March 19, 2022, inside one of the five ancient Pharaonic tombs recently discovered at the Saqqara archaeological site, south of the capital Cairo

Egypt Unveils Five Ancient Tombs In Saqqara Necropolis

Egypt unveils five ancient tombs in Saqqara necropolis

An Australian court upheld a landmark class-action lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson for "negligent" marketing of pelvic mesh implants

How Long Does Johnson And Johnson's Vaccine Provide Immunity? Study Shows Results

A study published in The Journal of the American Medical Association looked at J&J's vaccine effectiveness

Signage is seen outside of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) headquarters in White Oak, Maryland, U.S., August 29, 2020.

How At Home COVID-19 Tests Can Be Harmful, According To The FDA

At-home COVID-19 tests authorized by the FDA can potentially be harmful

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is expected to have 'candid discussions' about India's unwillingness to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine during his visit to New Delhi

Japan PM Presses Modi For Indian 'Action' On Ukraine

Japan PM presses Modi for Indian 'action' on Ukraine

60 percent of the ocean is 'high seas' beyond national jurisdiction

High Seas Treaty Talks Fail To Reach A Deal

High seas treaty talks fail to reach a deal

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci, pictured on December 2, 2021, at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Maryland, told AFP the Omicron Covid-19 variant is possibly milder than the Delta strain

Fauci: 'We Will Need A Fourth' COVID Vaccine Dose As US Covid Cases Are Expected To Rise

Chief Medical Advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci believes that we will likely need a fourth dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Americans Without Internet More Likely To Die Of COVID-19: Study

The higher mortality rate was present regardless of other demographic factors such as race, age, socioeconomic status, education, disability, rent burden or health insurance status, researchers said.

Social Media Data Reveals Global Drop In Expressed Sentiment During Pandemic

All countries suffered expressed sentiment alterations at the beginning of COVID-19.

The skull of a basilosaurus, an ancient whale, is seen in Lima, Peru on March 17, 2022

36-million-year-old Whale Fossil Found In Peruvian Desert

36-million-year-old whale fossil found in Peruvian desert

Israel is rolling out its Covid shots for children aged five to 11

COVID-19: Omicron Hospitalized Children At A Higher Rate, CDC Says

The CDC released a study, revealing that the Omicron variant of COVID-19 led to an increased rate of hospitalization in children

With facilities such as the Johan Sverdrup oilfield, Norway could see an oil boon as prices surge -- but the Ukraine context sparks a guilty conscience

Ukraine War Profits Fuel Unease In Norway

Ukraine war profits fuel unease in Norway

Vials with Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine labels are seen in this illustration picture taken March 19, 2021.

How Effective Is A Fourth Dose Of The COVID-19 Vaccine? Experts Weigh In

A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine examines the efficacy of a fourth COVID vaccine dose.

A lab technician holds a tube containing a swab sample taken for Covid-19 serological test at the Leumit Health Services laboratory in the Israeli city of Or Yehuda in this file picture taken on July 16, 2020

Unknown COVID-19 Variant Discovered In Israel; Strain 'Not Yet Known To The World'

The new variant was a combination of omicron's BA.1 and BA.2 subvariants, according to reports.

The James Webb Space Telescope separates from Arianespace's Ariane 5 rocket after launching from Europeâs Spaceport, the Guiana Space Center in Kourou, French Guiana

ESA's Gaia Observatory Snaps Photo Of Webb Telescope

Both Gaia and Webb are about 1.5 million kilometers away from the Earth.

'Above Expectations': Galaxies, Stars Photobomb New Webb Image [Photos]

Webb's instruments are "so sensitive" that they captured other galaxies and stars as well.

Yemen's Al-Heswa nature reserve has become a garbage-strewn wasteland reeking of sewage

Yemen War Turns Nature Reserve Back Into Waste Dump

Yemen war turns nature reserve back into waste dump

Top US pandemic advisor Anthony Fauci, seen here at a briefing on December 27, 2021, says a near 'vertical' increase in Covid cases may be short-lived

US Health Officials Preparing For Another COVID-19 Surge

As COVID-19 infections begin to surge again around the world, health officials in the United States are preparing for a potential increase in cases.

A sewage pipe crossing the polluted Iraqi marshes

CDC Finds Increase Of COVID-19 In US Wastewater As Omicron Surges In Europe

There has been a jump in levels in the U.S. in March.

Alejandro Mayorkas (R), the US homeland security secretary, hailed the 'historic' agreement

US Homeland Security Chief Signs Costa Rica Migration Deal

US homeland security chief signs Costa Rica migration deal

Invasive Ant With Painful Sting Spotted In Indiana [Photo]

The ant's most "troubling" characteristic is its sting, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.

'False Positive': These Exoplanets Are Actually Stars

The objects are simply too large to be planets.

Asteroid Hits Earth Just Hours After Being Discovered By Astronomer

The resulting air burst from the asteroid hitting Earth's atmosphere had an estimated total energy release equivalent to about 2,000 tons of TNT.

Geomagnetic Storms Expected To Hit Earth This Week

The coronal mass ejection erupted on March 10.

The court said Australia's environment miniser did not have to weigh the harm climate change would inflict on children when assessing the approval of new fossil fuel projects

Australian Court Strikes Down Landmark Climate Ruling

Australian court strikes down landmark climate ruling

An African lion at the Sudan Animal Rescue Centre in al-Bageir, south of the capital Khartoum, on February 28, 2022

Once-starving Lions Roar Back To Life In Sudan Sanctuary

Once-starving lions roar back to life in Sudan sanctuary

Bats are one of the world's most endangered animals, threatened by habitat loss and human persecution

Lost African Bat With 'Comical' Facial Features Rediscovered After 40 Years

The species had not been seen since 1981.

Asian giant hornets are nearly two inches (five centimeters) in length and can decimate honeybee colonies

Scientists Discover How To Trap Invasive Giant Hornets Using Sex

Asian Giant Hornets have infamously garnered the moniker "murder hornets."

Several reports have suggested that a shadowy section of Russia's powerful Federal Security Agency (FSB) has come under parituclar scrutiny with its leader interrorgated and possibly even under house arrest.

Russian Spies In Spotlight Over Ukraine Shortcomings

Russian spies in spotlight over Ukraine shortcomings

Graph showing the percentage of vertebrate groups driven to extinction since 1500.

UN Launches Biodiversity Talks On Deal To Protect Nature

UN launches biodiversity talks on deal to protect nature

Factfile on the critically endangered vaquita marina porpoise.

Move To Permit Trade Of Totoaba Fish May Imperil 'Critically Endangered' Vaquita, Environmentalists Say

It is believed there are now only eight vaquitas left on the planet.

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