Here are four frequently asked questions about the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine answered.
Apart from genetic and environmental factors, one's lifestyle and diet also affect the quality of their semen.
Footage shows the fireball as a bright light that suddenly lit up the night sky.
The Northern Taurid meteor shower is set to peak Wednesday night. The perfect time to gaze at the evening sky would be around dawn, in a place away from light pollution.
NASA's Mars Perseverance rover is only 100 days and 166 million miles away from the Red Planet's Jezero Crater. The rover will prowl the surface of Mars to search for signs of ancient microbial life.
The fossils of an unnamed Pterosaurs specimen were mislabelled as fossils of shark fin spines.
SpaceX shared on Twitter a few photos of the Crew Dragon spacecraft and Falcon 9 rocket. The Crew Dragon will ferry commander Michael Hopkins, Victor Glover, Shannon Walker and Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi to the ISS this weekend.
Asteroids 2020 UN3 and 2020 UL3 are expected to make their flyby Tuesday. The two NEAs are considered Apollo asteroids and are bigger than the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy, according to NASA's CNEOS.
New lab experiments suggest that Europa glows continuously even on its nightside or the portion away from the sun.
Anyone who experiences adverse reaction related to the product being recalled should see a doctor.
In Spain, France, and Italy, for instance, traces of the virus have been detected in untreated sewage.
Utilizing resources on the moon could lower the amount of material needed to be launched from the Earth.
NASA shared an image of galaxy UGCA 193, which resembles a waterfall with blue stars falling from above. It is located 32 million light-years away from the Milky Way Galaxy.
After numerous failed attempts since 2001, a group of researchers finally solved the mystery surrounding the origin of hoofed mammals.
Further evaluation within the scientific community is necessary in order to affirm findings from Denmark on a mutated strain of coronavirus linked to minks.
NASA's asteroid tracker revealed that a 787-foot near-Earth object will be passing by the planet this week. The giant asteroid will be making its flyby on Saturday at 4:45 a.m. EST.
As part of the mission, the astronauts will be spending about six months aboard the ISS before returning to Earth in May.
An exoplanet with a 100 km-deep lava ocean as been discovered. According to scientits, around two-thirds of K2-141b has permanent daylight due to its proximity to its host star.
Authorities say that a video shows 15 students "near or playing with" the bat.
Two near-Earth asteroids (NEA) are expected to pass by the Earth this weekend. The two giant asteroids will be as big as the Space Needle and the Statue of Liberty.
A key ingredient in magic mushrooms proved effective in significantly decreasing depression symptoms in participants.
Albies apparently engaged in what's known as “ballistic feeding,” similar to modern-day chameleons.
Veriheal is a cannatech platform at the forefront of providing patients an online portal to access medical cannabis licenses, accredited physicians, dispensary locations, and more.
NASA discovered a radio burst from a magnetar for the very first time. The event is seen as an important discovery for scientists because it could answer questions about the origins of fast radio bursts or FRBs.
She reportedly tested negative for COVID-19 twice before being diagnosed with hantavirus.
A total of three gigantic asteroids will be making their way to Earth's vicinity this week. The biggest near-Earth asteroid to zip by has a diameter of about 590 feet, according to NASA's asteroid tracker.
The Godzilla wasp is now the first known Microgastrine to dive underwater to target its prey.
There is a planetary parade going on in the night sky this week, and here's how you can catch all that action.
As the virus surges throughout the U.S., masks and other protective equipment are becoming harder to obtain.
Somewhere between 2,000 and 10,000 people reportedly attended the "protest" event.
