SCIENCE

Researchers said the moon might have helped Earth retain its atmosphere and develop habitable conditions.

The launch set a record for the fastest trip to the space station, Russia's space agency Roscosmos said.

The vaccine has only been tested on 100 volunteers, the second drug to be rushed to production amid record-breaking virus spread

A survey found 13% of COVID-19 patients experienced hearing loss or tinnitus. For some, it could be permanent.

NASA has revealed more information about Bennu in light of its upcoming mission to collect samples from the asteroid's surface through the OSIRIS-REx mission.

Two giant asteroids are expected to make their way past Earth this Wednesday. The 262 ft and 301 ft asteroids are about 4 times the size of the Great Sphinx in Egypt and will zip by the planet no less than 6 million kilometers away.

The researchers of the new study say Dragonfly 44 is actually "not extraordinary in this respect."

Obesity in pets leads to cardiovascular diseases and other ailments like diabetes and malfunction in muscles and joints.

A new study wants to bring more attention to the dying corals along the world renowed Great Barrier Reef.

NASA's DuAxel can split into two two-wheeled rovers.

Several other COVID-19 patients from other parts of the world have also reported sudden permanent hearing loss.

This Oct. 13, observers can expect to see the Red planet beaming high up in the night sky, as it is set to be in opposition.

Analysis of 200-million-year-old teeth fossils suggested that early mammals led a less active but much longer lives.

It's possible that ball games arose in Eurasia much earlier than previously thought, around the same time as horseback riding.

A total of three Near-Earth Asteroids (NEA) are expected to pass by the planet this Tuesday in varying times, the same day when Mars will be in opposition. One of the NEAs to zip by is three times as big as the Statue of Liberty in New York.

China's Tianwen-1 has sent back images to Earth, including a few of its selfies. Tianwen-1 is a spacecraft on its way to Mars, containing the rover that will eventually land on the red planet's surface.

There were higher cardiovascular hospitalizations in the two days immediately after the election than the previous week.

New insights have emerged about Apep, a binary star system that is 8,000 light-years from Earth and has been classified as a rare Wolf-Rayet two years ago.

The U.S. has reported more than 7.8 million coronavirus cases and 214,000 deaths since the pandemic reached American soil.

An artistic imagination showed how death by spaghettification happens to stars when they get hauled by the extreme gravitational pull coming from black holes.

Johnson & Johnson is one of the four coronavirus vaccine studies in the U.S. that has entered the late-stage trials. The company began enrolling volunteers in its Phase 3 study in late September.

The prolonged presence of the X-ray emissions continue to puzzle scientists.

The 25-year-old patient experienced a second bout of coronavirus after initially recovering from the virus a month earlier.

Josiah Zayner, a former NASA scientist, replicated a COVID-19 vaccine that had worked in monkeys and tested it on himself. Zayner live-streamed the process over a couple of months and found that his experiment produced a promising result.

President Trump expressed his plan to look more into the news about the possible existence of unidentified flying objects.

Physicists demonstrated the lowest level charge noise possible, reducing impediments to how silicon quantum computers generate 100% accuracy.

8 Near-Earth Asteroids are expected to pass by the planet this week, two of which are included in the European Space Agency's Risk List.

A Canadian tourist asked a travel agent in Pompeii to take back the stolen ancient relics for allegedly bringing her bad luck.

The "off-nominal" behavior were detected in a recent non-NASA launch attempt.