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How Amphibian Die-Offs Worsened Malaria Outbreaks

A new study shows how biodiversity loss can affect human health.

Manned Mission To Mars Close To Possibility As New Tech Transforms Salty Water To Oxygen And Fuel

The question of whether ancient life could have existed on Mars centres on the water that once flowed there, but new research suggests that many of the Red Planet's valleys were gouged by icy glaciers not rivers

A team of engineers made an electrolyzer device that is more powerful than the technology used by NASA's Perseverance rover.

NASA Satellite Image Captures Eruption Of Indonesia's Lewotolo Volcano

The satellite image shows the massive plume of ash and smoke over the island.

180-Foot Asteroid Will Come Extremely Close To Earth Thursday, Will Be Closer Than Moon

A 180-foot asteroid will zip past Earth Thursday, according to NASA's CNEOS. The NEA, which is estimated to be as tall as the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy, will get extremely close to the planet when it makes its flyby — even closer than the moon.

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CDC Panel Reveals Who Should Get Coronavirus Vaccine First

More than 21 million health care workers and 3 million long-term care residents would be the first to receive a coronavirus vaccine.

Anti-aging Mystery Nears Conclusion As Scientists Identify Gene Responsible For Waning Cells

A team of scientists identified the molecular mechanism that causes different body organs to age. The discovery is an important step in pushing regenerative medicine forward.

An estimated 38 million people were living with HIV in 2019, according to UNAIDS

World AIDS Day 2020: Simple Ways to Get Involved

There are simple ways for people to get involved on World AIDS Day, even while social distancing.

Listen To A Trio Of Cosmic Bodies 'Sing' From Space [VIDEO]

Space music from the Bullet Cluster, the Crab Nebula and the Supernova 1987A is the latest offering from NASA's data sonification project.

'Ready-To-Eat' Chicken Recalled For Possibly Being Undercooked

Tarantino Wholesale Foods Distributor has recalled a batch of "Mary's Fully Cooked Chicken Breast."

Earth Closer To Supermassive Black Hole Based On The Reimagined Map Of Milky Way

Japan's VERA project has presented a new map that offers a better estimate of the distance of Earth to the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way.

This 'Financial Symptom' May Signal Dementia Years Before Being Diagnosed

A new study says people diagnosed with dementia are more likely to miss their bill payments as early as six years before a clinical diagnosis.

The first of Moderna's two doses could be injected into the arms of millions of Americans by the middle of December

Moderna Coronavirus Vaccine May Cost $37 Per Dose, Shows 94% Efficacy

Moderna's vaccine candidate has a 94% efficacy rate against the novel coronavirus, and a 100% efficacy rate against severe illness.

820-Foot Asteroid Is Zooming Toward Earth At 68,000 Mph, To Make Close Approach This Week

A large asteroid is making a close approach to the living planet this week.

A medical worker provides oxygen to a suspected Covid-19 sufferer in her car outside the Cotugno hospital in Naples

TikTok Video Mocking Masks Goes Viral, Oregon Nurse Placed On Leave

In a statement, Salem Health said the nurse's "cavalier disregard" for the pandemic did not reflect their institution's values

Google's Deepmind AI Cracks Protein Folding Simulation Decades Early

AlphaFold could greatly expand the number of viable research projects by replacing costly and slow lab work

Do Tornadoes Happen In New Jersey? 13 Counties Under Alert

Monday brought treacherous weather to New Jersey and wind speeds might get high enough to form a tornado, which isn't very common in the state.

Mystery Gelatinous Party Balloon-Like Animal Discovered In Puerto Rico [VIDEO]

Scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have finally identified a bizarre ocean creature that looks like a jellyfish but has a more gelatinous texture.

Is A New Periodic Table Coming? Scientists Suggest New Way Of Arranging Elements

The researchers say the new arrangement will help predict the properties of binary compounds that have not yet been developed.

Representational image of baby in a hospital

Baby In Singapore Born With COVID-19 Antibodies

The baby was born early this month without COVID-19 but with the virus antibodies.

The Ayoreo Totobiegosode are said to be the only indigenous people living in voluntary isolation in the Americas outside the Amazon rainforest

Amazon Rainforest Hiding a 'Sistine Chapel' Of Rock Art This Entire Time

The ancient rock art found in the Amazon rainforest is so vast that it will take generations to document them all, according to the archeologists.

Jupiter-Saturn Great Conjunction, Total Solar Eclipse: December Sky Events To Look Forward To

On Dec. 21, Jupiter and Saturn will have the closest conjunction since 1623.

Bright Fireball Lights Up Night Sky In Japan Over The Weekend [VIDEO]

The surrounding areas were suddenly illuminated when the bolide burst into bright light.

What's A 'Beaver Moon?' The Last Lunar Eclipse Of The Year

The last lunar eclipse of the year will be early Monday morning and viewers will be able to see a "beaver moon."

November Sky Event: Don't Miss The Year's Last Penumbral Lunar Eclipse

The year's final penumbral lunar eclipse is happening on Monday.

The UK government is trying to get the economy moving again after nearly three months of lockdown imposed in late March

COVID-19 And Anger Go Hand In Hand

Growing evidence suggests COVID-19 is putting stress on interpersonal relationships.

It will take 'at least four to six months' before vaccines are available in large numbers, WHO emergencies director Michael Ryan said

With COVID-19 Vaccine Development Complete, Pharma Companies Look To Next Challenge

The companies facing unprecedented efforts to deliver a COVID-19 vaccine now face new difficulties in production and distribution.

A woman wearing a face mask walks down a street in central Moscow on November 25, 2020, as cases continue to climb globally

Thanksgiving 2020 Amid Coronavirus: CDC Tips On Returning To Work After The Holidays

As Americans prepare to return to work after the Thanksgiving holiday, the CDC has a few tips for those heading back to the workplace to ensure everyone's safety.

Thanksgiving Dinner Guide: Is It Safe To Eat Leftover Turkey, Pie And Other Food?

Leftovers are an inevitable part of Thanksgiving. Various Thanksgiving dishes are usually eaten in the days that follow the holiday, so read on to know how long turkey, pie and other food are good for.

2,690-Foot Asteroid Makes Close Approach To Earth On Thanksgiving Weekend

NASA's CNEOS reported that a 2,690-foot asteroid will be passing by Earth during Thanksgiving weekend. The asteroid, identified as 153201 (2000 WO107), is estimated to be as tall as the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.

A medical team turns over a patient with COVID-19 in an intensive care unit in Stamford, Connecticut

Doctor Shares Chilling Video Recreating What COVID-19 Patients May See Before Dying

The video recreates what the patients may see when they're struggling to breathe and being intubated.

'10 Worst Toys' Of The Year According To A Toy Safety Group

The group pointed out that the ones on their list are only some of the toys that have been deemed potentially dangerous.

TikTok's short-form video app has become one of the world's most popular social media platforms

TikTok Launches New Feature To Filter Possible Seizure Triggers

The move is said to be a part of TikTok's efforts to be more accessible and inclusive.

Thanksgiving 2020: How Do NASA Astronauts Celebrate Turkey Day In Space?

Being in outer space is no excuse to skip Thanksgiving. NASA has shared images of how astronauts celebrate the annual holiday in creative ways and keep the tradition alive miles away from Earth.