SCIENCE

Galaxy HSC J1631+4426 broke the record for having the lowest oxygen abundance ever reported, suggesting it is still in its early stages.

NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley will host a live news conference to discuss their experiences during SpaceX's Crew Dragon mission. They returned to Earth on Sunday after spending over two months aboard the International Space Station (ISS).

Researchers discovered traces of a malignant form of cancer in a fossilized bone from an unearthed dinosaur that roamed the Earth over 70 million years ago.

Without interference from a black hole, galaxy cluster SpARCS1049 is forming stars at an extraordinary rate.

A new study revealed that the meteorites scattered across Earth came from an early version of a planet. Researchers said the objects most likely came from a rare planetesimal that went through an unusual structural change.

A new study revealed that the Yellowstone supervolcano's future eruptions may not be as powerful as its previous ones.

A group of researchers revealed in a new study that ice sheets, not rivers, were responsible for the formation of valleys on Mars' surface.

NASA detected two Earth-crossing asteroids that are currently flying toward Earth. First observed on July 22 and 23, respectively, 2020 OA6 and 2020 OG3 will zoom past the planet on Tuesday.

The campers were between six and 19 and the staffers were mostly teens.

Researchers find that human sperms don't really swim like snakes or eels.

Alaska health officials observe an increase of over 100% in syphilis cases as coronavirus further complicates the medical response.

Amid the pandemic, San Fernando Valley region faces the first two cases of West Nile Virus infection.

Space Force has recruited a military work horse for a conservation program at one of its bases.

Apart from beginning a new era in spaceflight, the astronauts' homecoming also marks the first splashdown for an American crew spacecraft since the end of the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project on July 24, 1975

NASA and SpaceX addressed the security concerns caused by recreational boaters that swarmed the Crew Dragon Endeavour after it hit the water.

This month's full Moon is named after the largest freshwater fish in North America: the sturgeon.

Andromeda, the galaxy predicted to collide and merge with the Milky Way billions of years from now, can be spotted from Earth by the human eye.

Researchers discovered volcanoes in the Galapagos that are hiding explosive magma systems despite their calm and monotonous exterior.

Researchers revealed that the fungus from the Chernobyl nuclear facility could be used to protect astronauts from cosmic radiation.

NASA detected a small asteroid that's expected to fly past Earth at a distance of 1.8 million miles on Monday.

Experts classify brain injury, air pollution and heavy drinking as dementia risk factors.

Some employees are having trouble proving they caught the coronavirus on the job, despite working during the pandemic.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more people in the United States die from lung cancer than any other type of cancer.

[HOLD] A recent study casts doubt on the idea that COVID-19 positive kids cannot spread infection.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says most coronavirus-positive individuals are no longer infectious after having symptoms for 10 days.

The answer as to whether some people are already immune to COVID-19 may lie in kids.

Post-traumatic stress disorder therapy does not increase the risk of relapse for addiction patients.

Researchers discovered not many American women are aware of breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma.

Professor Dr. Robin Shattok of the Imperial College London recently concluded an early test involving the administration of low doses of the vaccine to preliminary participants.