SCIENCE

Scientists discovered that nuclear bomb tests had changed the amount of rainfall that fell thousands of miles away from the detonation sites.

The Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus Serotype 2 was discovered in a black-tailed jackrabbit carcass near Palm Spring in early May.

A small asteroid that hit Earth was captured on video as it turned into a bright fireball.

Scientists explained how clouds or massive clumps of cosmic material form around black holes.

A spacecraft recently launched by NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) could be used to closely study the fragmenting comet known as ATLAS.

NASA’s Center for Near-Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) has detected two asteroids that are currently approaching Earth.

Smoking cannabis may expose you to a higher risk of fungal infections, a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveals.

A Virginia restaurant will soon use mannequins to fill seats in an attempt to enforce social distancing when the lockdown ends, reports say.

A new study suggests that fatty food can negatively impact your ability to concentrate.

Scientists have developed a textile coating that can repel various types of liquid and stop viruses from adhering to its surface.

A video of a burial in Indonesia showed the corpse's hand appearing to wave from inside the casket as they prepare to cover it with soil, a report says.

The 99th anniversary of a powerful solar storm that affected large portions of Earth recently took place on May 12. According to reports, it was the biggest solar storm to hit Earth during the 20th century.

The cassowaries are also known for their distinctive look, with glossy black feathers and a blue head.

The virus was detected in previously uninfected cats within days of being in the same cage as infected cats.

A team of researchers created a mini rover that’s capable of maneuvering across the sand traps of Mars and the Moon. It was developed based on a canceled rover project that NASA previously worked on.

A team of researchers discovered diamonds in the lava flows of a massive and active volcano in Russia.

The U.S. Space Force has unrolled specialized career tracks that will train its operators in the field of space-based warfare.

The pre-flight quarantine two weeks prior to launch is routine for all missions to the space station.

NASA shared a mesmerizing image of a planetary nebula taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.

NASA has detected two asteroids that are expected to fly past Earth on Thursday.

The two-headed turtle will be cared for at the museum and can be viewed during its lockdown livestreams.

A multi-inflammatory condition among children which was first reported in the U.K. is now reported in the U.S. Many of these cases come from New York and one of those cases was an 8-year-old boy from Queens who experienced fever before going into cardiac arrest. He survived the ordeal and it was found out that although he tested negative for the coronavirus, he was positive for the antibodies. It is believed that this multi-inflammatory condition may or may not be associated with the virus.

A new study reveals how the immune receptor called Toll-like Receptor 4 functions in both normal and injured brain.

Researchers have found evidence on the importance of keeping physical distance to minimize the spread of microbes among animals.

The first study on autism in adults in the United States estimates that 2.2% have autism spectrum disorder.

A man who jogged for a couple of miles while wearing a mask suffered a burst lung, hospital officials told media outlets.

Study shows it is possible to eliminate malaria mosquitoes by introducing a genetic modification that will allow for the creation of more male offspring.

Researchers of the European Space Agency (ESA) recently came across new evidence of an active eruption of vapor plumes on the surface of Jupiter’s icy moon Europa. This finding could help future missions in studying the potentially habitable subsurface ocean of the moon.

Adding human urine makes the mixture more malleable before it hardens into its sturdy final form.