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Look Up: Full Worm Moon Brightens Night Sky This Week

Why is it even called the worm moon?

Mamma Mia! Scientists Name New Spider Genus After Iconic Band ABBA [Photo]

ABBA has not released any new music since their split in 1982

Scientists Dr. Pedro Castanheira and Dr. Volker Framenau of Murdoch University identified the new genus after conducting a comprehensive review of orb-weaving spiders in Australian collections.

Hubble Captures Haunting View Of DART Asteroid Impact And Aftermath [Video]

Final images from NASA's DART spacecraft prior to impact

The "movie" shows the complex patterns formed after the impact.

Elusive Songbird Lost For 24 Years Finally Rediscovered: 'Truly A Surprise' [Photo]

The last documented sighting of the bird was in 1999.

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Workouts Or Meds? Study Touts Benefits Of Exercise On Mental Health

It's 1.5 times more effective than the usual care for mental health conditions, researchers say.

Brain-Eating Amoeba Infection In Florida: How To Protect Yourself

The case may have stemmed from sinus rinse practices using tap water.

Tiny Satellite Captures Rare Green Comet From Space [Video]

The cubesat watched the comet for hours.

US Travelers Affected In Multi-Country Shigella Outbreak

Many cases reported staying at all-inclusive hotels.

3 Fireballs In 3 Days: Meteorites Recovered After Consecutive February Sky Events

The fireball events occurred around the anniversary of the Chelyabinsk meteor event.

COVID-19 Aftereffects: Surge In Heart Attacks, Cardiovascular Illnesses Linked To Virus

COVID-19 has been linked by studies to heart-related problems, especially in young people.

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Satisfying Social Relationships In Midlife May Lower Risk Of Multiple Chronic Conditions Later On

"There was a tendency for women with a lower score to have a higher multimorbidity prevalence," researchers say.

The International Space Station (ISS) is photographed by Expedition 66 crew member Roscosmos cosmonaut Pyotr Dubrov from the Soyuz MS-19 spacecraft, in this image released April 20, 2022. Pyotr Dubrov/Roscosmos/Handout via REUTERS

Leak In Second Russian Spacecraft Also From 'External Impact': Roscosmos

Two Russian spacecraft experienced leaks in a span of just a few months.

The Zhurong rover, named after a mythical Chinese fire god, has been studying the topography of a vast Martian lava plain known as the Utopia Planitia

Where's Zhurong? China's Mars Rover Hasn't Moved In A While, Orbiter Images Show

The rover's blue dot didn't appear to change between two of the images.

Domestic Abuse During Pregnancy May Actually Impact Babies' Brains: Study

The impacts were different in the brains of boys and girls.

Warning Labels For Unhealthy Food Not So Effective Unless It's 'In-Your-Face'

"Unless it has a big warning label on the front of that pack that explicitly says, 'this is going to hurt you,' people will ignore it," a recent study's co-author said.

Subtle Human Hibernation? Researchers Find Seasonal Changes In People's Sleep

Researchers observed longer REM sleep in the winter than in the summer.

Listeria Outbreak Affects 10 States; Source Remains A Mystery

The CDC is reportedly "concerned that several recent illnesses have been reported."

NASA Spots Weird-Shaped Asteroid: 'One Of The Most Elongated We've Seen' [Photo]

It's about the same size as the Empire State Building.

World Pangolin Day: Simple Ways To Observe, Interesting Facts About The Scaly Mammals

Pangolins are said to be the only mammals with scales.

Diabetes drug Farxiga (dapagliflozin) is displayed at a pharmacy in Provo, Utah, U.S. May 28, 2020.

Diabetes Drug Ozempic Aids In Weight Loss? Company Says Not Without Causing Complications

The Food and Drug Administration hasn't approved the use of Ozempic as a weight loss medication.

How Much You Pay Attention To Faces May Be Associated With Your Personality Traits: Study

Overall, it appears that people's attention to faces may be telling of their personality and psychopathology.

Reading To Your Infants Daily May Help Boost Their Language

"One book each day is an easy goal for new families to try," study corresponding author Adam M. Franks says.

NASA's next-generation moon rocket lifts off on the unmanned Artemis I mission to the moon at Cape Canaveral

NASA's Artemis I Rocket Launch Was So Loud That It Exceeded Predictions, Study Shows

It's "crackling quality" was tens of millions greater than that of a bowl of Rice Krispies, researchers said.

What Is Marburg Virus? Symptoms And Transmission Of Ebola-Related Disease

What is Marburg Virus? Outbreak In Equatorial Guinea Claims 9 Lives

It's the country's first ever Marburg virus outbreak.

National Donor Day: All You Need To Know

National Donor Day focuses on the "five points of life." They include organs, tissues, marrow, platelets and blood.

Morning Or Evening? When You Exercise May Help Determine How Much Fat You Burn

A late-morning exercise may be more effective than a late-evening session.

Teen With Alzheimer's? Researchers Report Possible Youngest Case Of The Disease

The case is of a 19-year-old patient.

Asteroid Discovered Hours Before Strike Produces Brilliant Fireball Over Europe [Videos]

It was only the seventh asteroid to be discovered before entering the atmosphere.

Food Safety Tips On Taking Care Of Your Superbowl Leftovers

Keep your Superbowl leftovers out of the "danger zone."

Leak Detected On Another Russian Spacecraft Docked To ISS

The new leak is yet another bump on the road for the aging ISS, the first segment of which was launched in 1998.

Darwin Day: Simple Ways To Observe, Interesting Facts About The Famed Naturalist

"It will be a day of celebration, activism, and international cooperation for the advancement of science, education, and human well-being," according to International Darwin Day Foundation.

International Day Of Women And Girls In Science: Significance, Quotes To Inspire You Today

"On this International Day of Women and Girls in Science, let's reiterate this fundamental message: women need science, and science needs women," UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay said.