Today: November 21, 2024
Today: November 21, 2024

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Asia|Science|Technology|World

China's new crew has arrived at space station in sign of growing influence in space field

A Chinese space ship carrying a three-person crew has docked with its orbiting space station as the country seeks to expand its exploration of outer space

China's new crew has arrived at space station in sign of growing influence in space field
Environment|Science|World

UN chief calls for more pledges, private sector input to save global biodiversity at Colombia summit

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged delegates at a major biodiversity summit to follow through on pledges to help save global biodiversity and for the private sector to come on board

UN chief calls for more pledges, private sector input to save global biodiversity at Colombia summit
Education|Science

When it comes to choosing a college major, how much influence do parents have on students?

Learner looked at academic research to determine how much influence parents can have on their children's choice of college majors.

When it comes to choosing a college major, how much influence do parents have on students?
Environment|Science|US

Where has all the rain gone? Bone-dry October strikes much of US

It's as if Mother Nature shut off the rain faucet in the United States in October

Where has all the rain gone? Bone-dry October strikes much of US
Environment|Science

Critical Antarctica glacier appears to be smoking in rare view from space

Critical Antarctica glacier appears to be smoking in rare view from space

Critical Antarctica glacier appears to be smoking in rare view from space
Health|Science|World

Tuberculosis returns as top infectious disease killer, WHO says

Tuberculosis replaced COVID-19 to become the top cause for infectious disease-related deaths in 2023, according to a World Health Organization report published on Tuesday, highlighting the

Tuberculosis returns as top infectious disease killer, WHO says
Environment|Health|Science

Florida officials warn residents about snakes in storm debris piles

Florida officials warn residents about snakes in storm debris piles

Florida officials warn residents about snakes in storm debris piles
Arts|Education|Science

Students discover and publish unexpected proof for 2,000-year-old mathematical theory

Students discover and publish unexpected proof for 2,000-year-old mathematical theory

Students discover and publish unexpected proof for 2,000-year-old mathematical theory
Science|Technology|World

'Halloween comet' breaks apart after flying close to the sun

NASA says a recently discovered comet has broken apart as it approached the sun

'Halloween comet' breaks apart after flying close to the sun
Asia|Environment|Science

Japanese nuclear reactor which survived earthquake that badly damaged Fukushima power plant restarts

A Japanese nuclear reactor which survived a massive 2011 earthquake and tsunami that badly damaged the nearby Fukushima nuclear power plant has been restarted after a safety upgrade, as the government pursues a renewed expansion of nuclear energy to provide stable power and reduce carbon emissions

Japanese nuclear reactor which survived earthquake that badly damaged Fukushima power plant restarts
Food|Science

Making a Snickers bar is a complex science − a candy engineer explains how to build the airy nougat and chewy caramel of this Halloween favorite

The components of one Snickers bar showcase several common processes used in candy science.

Making a Snickers bar is a complex science − a candy engineer explains how to build the airy nougat and chewy caramel of this Halloween favorite
Health|Science

Grow fast, die young? Animals that invest in building high-quality biomaterials may slow aging and increase their lifespans

Understanding the differences in growth rate between animals can help clarify the mechanisms behind aging-related diseases and offer ways to treat them.

Grow fast, die young? Animals that invest in building high-quality biomaterials may slow aging and increase their lifespans
Environment|Health|Science

Endocrine-disrupting chemicals are everywhere and could have many health impacts, researchers say

Endocrine-disrupting chemicals are everywhere and could have many health impacts, researchers say

Endocrine-disrupting chemicals are everywhere and could have many health impacts, researchers say
Asia|Business|Science|Technology|World

Japan's Tohoku Elec restarts Onagawa reactor after 13-year hiatus

Tohoku Electric Power resumed operations on Tuesday of the 825 megawatt (MW) No.2 reactor at its Onagawa nuclear power plant in northern Japan, for the first time since the Fukushima

Japan's Tohoku Elec restarts Onagawa reactor after 13-year hiatus
Business|Science|US

Sceye partners with NASA, USGS to monitor wildfires, storms from the edge of space

Aerospace startup Sceye has partnered with NASA and the U.S.

Sceye partners with NASA, USGS to monitor wildfires, storms from the edge of space
Asia|Environment|Science|World

Japan’s iconic Mount Fuji has yet to see snow this season, breaking a 130-year record

Japan’s iconic Mount Fuji has yet to see snow this season, breaking a 130-year record

Japan’s iconic Mount Fuji has yet to see snow this season, breaking a 130-year record
Health|Science|World

Japan's Shionogi says Phase 3 study showed COVID pill reduces transmission

Japan's Shionogi & Co said on Tuesday a global, late-stage study showed its pill-based treatment for COVID-19 was effective in reducing transmission of the disease.

Japan's Shionogi says Phase 3 study showed COVID pill reduces transmission
Science|Technology|World

China says it's ready to launch the next crew to its orbiting space station early Wednesday

China says all systems are ready to launch the next crew to its orbiting space station on the latest mission to make the country a major space power

China says it's ready to launch the next crew to its orbiting space station early Wednesday
Science|Technology|World

China to send 14th crewed mission to space on Shenzhou-19

China will send three astronauts into low-Earth orbit on Wednesday in the country's 14th crewed mission to space, where dozens of scientific experiments will be conducted.

China to send 14th crewed mission to space on Shenzhou-19
Environment|Science

More than 1 in 3 tree species are at risk of going extinct, new analysis shows

More than 1 in 3 tree species are at risk of going extinct, new analysis shows

More than 1 in 3 tree species are at risk of going extinct, new analysis shows
Americas|Environment|Science|Technology|US

These artificial reefs off a New York City beach help sea creatures. They might also save lives

A coastal flooding prevention project in New York City could be a model for communities along America's hurricane-battered coasts

These artificial reefs off a New York City beach help sea creatures. They might also save lives
Environment|Science|World

Slight progress in global biodiversity protection efforts but some species decline, new reports find

Two reports on protecting biodiversity were released at a major UN summit on global biodiversity underway in Cali, Colombia

Slight progress in global biodiversity protection efforts but some species decline, new reports find
Science|Technology|US|World

US lawmakers urge review of China threat from photonics technology

A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers on Monday urged the Department of Commerce to examine national security threats from China's development of silicon photonics

US lawmakers urge review of China threat from photonics technology
Business|Science|Technology

Autonomous tech is coming to farming. What will it mean for crops and workers who harvest them?

Autonomous tech is coming to farming

Autonomous tech is coming to farming. What will it mean for crops and workers who harvest them?
Science|Technology

Why do we use gasoline for small vehicles and diesel fuel for big vehicles?

Both gasoline and diesel fuel are refined from crude oil, but they are good for different things and can’t be used interchangeably.

Why do we use gasoline for small vehicles and diesel fuel for big vehicles?
Environment|Science

Current climate pledges still fall way short on Paris goals, UN body says

National pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions still fall far short of what is needed to limit catastrophic global warming, the United Nations said on Monday

Current climate pledges still fall way short on Paris goals, UN body says
Environment|Science|World

Colombia's peace opened wildlife to discovery, but new violence frustrates progress

For more than five decades as violent conflict raged through Colombia's highlands and rainforests, wildlife thrived. 

Colombia's peace opened wildlife to discovery, but new violence frustrates progress
Health|Science|Technology

NASA astronaut is released from the hospital after returning from space

NASA says an astronaut has been released from the hospital after returning from space

NASA astronaut is released from the hospital after returning from space
Science|Technology

Groundbreaking telescope reveals first piece of new cosmic map

Groundbreaking telescope reveals first piece of new cosmic map

Groundbreaking telescope reveals first piece of new cosmic map
Environment|Science|World

Commonwealth leaders say sinking nations should keep their maritime boundaries

In a boost for Pacific Islands such as Tuvalu under threat from rising seas, Commonwealth nations agreed on Saturday that a nation's maritime boundaries should remain

Commonwealth leaders say sinking nations should keep their maritime boundaries
Health|Lifestyle|Science

Researcher’s fears of ‘weaponized’ data reignite focus on puberty-blocking drugs for transgender youth

Researcher’s fears of ‘weaponized’ data reignite focus on puberty-blocking drugs for transgender youth

Researcher’s fears of ‘weaponized’ data reignite focus on puberty-blocking drugs for transgender youth
Health|Local|Science

Hidden brain genes link ADHD and Parkinson's disease

Groundbreaking brain genetics study identifies 254 genetic variants affecting brain structure, revealing new connections to Parkinson's disease and ADHD.

Hidden brain genes link ADHD and Parkinson's disease
Political|Science|Technology|World

NASA chief calls for investigation into report that Musk and Putin have spoken regularly

NASA chief calls for investigation into report that Musk and Putin have spoken regularly

NASA chief calls for investigation into report that Musk and Putin have spoken regularly
Health|Science|Technology

SpaceX Crew-8 astronaut hospitalized with ‘medical issue’ after splashdown has been released, NASA says

SpaceX Crew-8 astronaut hospitalized with ‘medical issue’ after splashdown has been released, NASA says

SpaceX Crew-8 astronaut hospitalized with ‘medical issue’ after splashdown has been released, NASA says
Education|Science

Louisville high school STEM program adds a 'social robot' to its fleet

Louisville high school STEM program adds a 'social robot' to its fleet

Louisville high school STEM program adds a 'social robot' to its fleet
Health|Political|Science|US

Doctors are preoccupied with threats of criminal charges in states with abortion bans, putting patients’ lives at risk

A new study finds that doctors are hesitant to provide potentially lifesaving care for pregnant patients in states with abortion bans.

Doctors are preoccupied with threats of criminal charges in states with abortion bans, putting patients’ lives at risk
Science|Technology|US|World

Fearing China's hypersonic weapons, US Navy seeks to arm ships with Patriot missiles

Fearing China will deploy hypersonic weapons to sink ships in the Pacific, the U.S.

Fearing China's hypersonic weapons, US Navy seeks to arm ships with Patriot missiles
Science|Technology|World

NASA astronaut remains in the hospital after returning from an extended stay in space

Four astronauts are back on Earth after a space station mission that lasted almost eight months

NASA astronaut remains in the hospital after returning from an extended stay in space
Asia|Science

Hong Kong's first dinosaur fossils, likely from large dinosaur, go on display

The first dinosaur fossils found in Hong Kong, likely from a large dinosaur, were put on display on Friday after they were found on a small, uninhabited outlying island,

Hong Kong's first dinosaur fossils, likely from large dinosaur, go on display
Australia|Environment|Europe|Science|Technology|World

Australia and UK make pact to partner on 2050 net-zero climate goal

Australia and the United Kingdom have deepened ties by agreeing to collaborate on climate change and energy initiatives, aiming to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, while also reaffirming their mutual commitment to develop nuclear submarines for both nations under the AUKUS treaty

Australia and UK make pact to partner on 2050 net-zero climate goal
Crime|Science|US

Skull found in Batavia, Illinois home in 1978 identified as teen who died in 1866

Skull found in Batavia, Illinois home in 1978 identified as teen who died in 1866

Skull found in Batavia, Illinois home in 1978 identified as teen who died in 1866
Environment|Science|US

A cub of famous Wyoming grizzly No. 399 has been unseen since his mom's death but odds look good

The death of a famous grizzly bear on a highway in western Wyoming has made an orphan of its cub, leading many to wonder about his fate

A cub of famous Wyoming grizzly No. 399 has been unseen since his mom's death but odds look good
Environment|Science|US

Climate change is messing with city sewers—and the solutions are even messier

Grist dives into the effects of heavy rains on the aging pipes of Boston and NYC, plus how each city plans to solve the problem.

Climate change is messing with city sewers—and the solutions are even messier
Health|Science

Officials find no evidence bird flu is spreading between people after Missouri investigation

Health officials say there’s no evidence bird flu is spreading between people after investigating a mysterious Missouri infection

Officials find no evidence bird flu is spreading between people after Missouri investigation
Business|Economy|Environment|Science|Technology|US

Nevada lithium mine wins final approval despite potential harm to endangered wildflower

For the first time under President Joe Biden, a federal permit for a new lithium mine in the U.S. has been approved

Nevada lithium mine wins final approval despite potential harm to endangered wildflower
Health|Science|World

Blood tests confirm a second person in Missouri caught bird flu without exposure to infected animals, but questions remain

Blood tests confirm a second person in Missouri caught bird flu without exposure to infected animals, but questions remain

Blood tests confirm a second person in Missouri caught bird flu without exposure to infected animals, but questions remain
Arts|Europe|Science|World

Ancient Pompeii site uncovers tiny house with exquisite frescoes

Archaeologists in the ancient Roman city of Pompeii have uncovered a richly decorated but uncommonly small house with finely preserved frescoes of mythological scenes, the site said

Ancient Pompeii site uncovers tiny house with exquisite frescoes
Science|Technology

Meet the riskiest AI models ranked by researchers

TeamAI profiles the riskiest AI models, as ranked by researchers.

Meet the riskiest AI models ranked by researchers
Health|Science|US

Human bird flu cases in California may be undercounted as workers resist testing

Human bird flu cases in California may be undercounted as farm workers avoid testing due in part to economic concerns, according to a labor union and a state expert.

Human bird flu cases in California may be undercounted as workers resist testing
Environment|Europe|Science

Slovenia cancels referendum on new nuclear plant

Slovenian lawmakers on Thursday voted to cancel a referendum on building a new nuclear plant after environmental groups and experts filed complaints questioning its legality at the

Slovenia cancels referendum on new nuclear plant
Environment|Science|World

Climate set to warm by 3.1 C without greater action, UN report warns

Current climate policies will result in global warming of more than 3 degrees Celsius (5.4 degrees Fahrenheit) by the end of the century, according to a United

Climate set to warm by 3.1 C without greater action, UN report warns
Environment|Science|World

World on pace for significantly more warming without immediate climate action, report warns

The world is on a path to get 1.8 degrees Celsius (3.2 Fahrenheit) warmer than it is now, a United Nations report said Thursday

World on pace for significantly more warming without immediate climate action, report warns
Business|Science|Technology|US

White House presses gov't AI use with eye on security, guardrails

The Biden administration outlined plans on Thursday for the U.S. government to develop and use artificial intelligence to advance national security while managing its risks.

White House presses gov't AI use with eye on security, guardrails
Environment|Health|Science

Tiny airborne particles within air pollution could be a silent killer – new study uncovers hidden risks and reveals who’s most at risk in New York state

Ultrafine particles are approximately one-thousandth the width of a human hair. But because of their tiny size, they are easily inhaled – and typically more dangerous than larger particles.

Tiny airborne particles within air pollution could be a silent killer – new study uncovers hidden risks and reveals who’s most at risk in New York state
Science|Technology

A SpaceX capsule just came back to Earth. Here’s why Boeing Starliner’s astronauts weren’t on it

A SpaceX capsule just came back to Earth. Here’s why Boeing Starliner’s astronauts weren’t on it

A SpaceX capsule just came back to Earth. Here’s why Boeing Starliner’s astronauts weren’t on it
Europe|Science|Technology|World

Europe agency says it is in talks with SpaceX on tackling space junk

The European Space Agency is in talks with SpaceX about the possibility of Elon Musk's space venture joining an international charter

Europe agency says it is in talks with SpaceX on tackling space junk
Europe|Science|Technology

AI decodes oinks and grunts to keep pigs happy

European scientists have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm capable of interpreting pig sounds, aiming to create a tool that

AI decodes oinks and grunts to keep pigs happy
Science|World

Dinosaur fossils discovered in Hong Kong for the first time

Dinosaur fossils discovered in Hong Kong for the first time

Dinosaur fossils discovered in Hong Kong for the first time
Health|Science

People 50 and older should get pneumococcal vaccine, U.S. health officials recommend

U.S. health officials are recommending that people 50 and older get a shot against bacteria that can cause pneumonia and other dangerous illnesses

People 50 and older should get pneumococcal vaccine, U.S. health officials recommend
Environment|Science|Technology|Videos|World

'Ash tornado' caught on camera while crews battled large grass fire in Oklahoma

'Ash tornado' caught on camera while crews battled large grass fire in Oklahoma

'Ash tornado' caught on camera while crews battled large grass fire in Oklahoma
Health|Science

US CDC recommends expanding pneumococcal vaccines to adults aged 50-64

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday recommended expanding the use of vaccines to adults between 50-64 years to protect against pneumococcal disease.

US CDC recommends expanding pneumococcal vaccines to adults aged 50-64
Health|Science

How long can you stand like a flamingo? The answer may reflect your age, new study says

How long can you stand like a flamingo? The answer may reflect your age, new study says

How long can you stand like a flamingo? The answer may reflect your age, new study says
Science|Technology|Travel

Lost Silk Road cities mapped using remote sensing

Lost Silk Road cities mapped using remote sensing

Lost Silk Road cities mapped using remote sensing
Health|Science

Man barely survives EEE, 2 other mosquito viruses in New Hampshire. "People are still amazed"

Man barely survives EEE, 2 other mosquito viruses in New Hampshire. "People are still amazed"

Man barely survives EEE, 2 other mosquito viruses in New Hampshire. "People are still amazed"
Asia|Science|Technology|Travel|World

Scientists document lost mountain cities on Silk Road in Uzbekistan

In the mountains of Uzbekistan, archaeologists aided by laser-based remote-sensing technology have identified two lost cities that thrived along the fabled Silk Road trade

Scientists document lost mountain cities on Silk Road in Uzbekistan
Environment|Science|Technology

Scientists say the slime in your dishwasher could unlock a solution to global warming

Scientists say the slime in your dishwasher could unlock a solution to global warming

Scientists say the slime in your dishwasher could unlock a solution to global warming
Science|Technology|World

Both Harris and Trump have records on space policy − an international affairs expert examines where they differ when it comes to the final frontier

From creating the Space Force to blocking weapons testing in space, both Trump and Harris have extensive records on space policy to examine .

Both Harris and Trump have records on space policy − an international affairs expert examines where they differ when it comes to the final frontier
Environment|Science

Caiman-eating jaguars survive fires in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands

They call him Bold and he is Brazil's most famous jaguar, seen on social media diving into rivers to capture a caiman and wrestle his prey ashore.

Caiman-eating jaguars survive fires in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands
Science|World

Hong Kong discovers dinosaur fossils for the first time

Officials in Hong Kong say they have discovered dinosaur fossils in the city for the first time on a remote, uninhabited island that’s part of a geopark

Hong Kong discovers dinosaur fossils for the first time
Business|Science|Technology

Nvidia's design flaw with Blackwell AI chips now fixed, CEO says

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said on Wednesday a design flaw with its latest Blackwell AI chips which impacted production

Nvidia's design flaw with Blackwell AI chips now fixed, CEO says
Science|Technology

Moon sample talks show space engagement by rivals US and China

NASA and Chinese officials are engaged in talks to let American scientists analyze rocks retrieved by China from the moon, according to the head of the U.S.

Moon sample talks show space engagement by rivals US and China
Science|US

Hurricane Kristy strengthens into a Category 4 storm in the Pacific Ocean

Forecasters say Hurricane Kristy has strengthened into a Category 4 storm and is expected to remain away from land as it churns in the Pacific Ocean

Hurricane Kristy strengthens into a Category 4 storm in the Pacific Ocean
Environment|Science

Miners are razing forests to meet surging demand for metals and minerals, report says

A report by the World Resources Institute shows that rapidly expanding mining operations are causing widespread destruction of tropical primary rainforests and protected areas, raising carbon emissions and displacing Indigenous communities

Miners are razing forests to meet surging demand for metals and minerals, report says
Business|Europe|Science|Technology|US

EU lags US and China in AI investments, Nvidia CEO says

The European Union lags far behind the United States and China in investing in artificial intelligence, the CEO of AI chipmaker Nvidia said on Wednesday.

EU lags US and China in AI investments, Nvidia CEO says
Environment|Europe|Science

Climate change a worry for Greece's hungry butterflies

In a controlled enclosure in a zoo outside Athens, multi-coloured butterflies suck sweet juice from orange slices, free from the hazards of a changing climate

Climate change a worry for Greece's hungry butterflies
Europe|Health|Science|World

Greece imposes restrictions to contain spread of pox among sheep, goats

Greece has banned the transportation and reproduction of sheep and goats across the country for 10 days after detecting more than 100 pox infections, the agriculture ministry said.

Greece imposes restrictions to contain spread of pox among sheep, goats
Environment|Science|World

Doomsday Arctic seed vault gets deposit of 30,000 new samples

An Arctic seed vault on Norway's Spitsbergen island has received new samples from the largest number of depositors since 2020, reflecting fear about the threat of conflict and

Doomsday Arctic seed vault gets deposit of 30,000 new samples
Asia|Health|Science|World

Twelfth monkey death at Hong Kong zoo, soil infection blamed

A 12th monkey has died at a Hong Kong zoo, authorities said late on Tuesday, after 11 monkeys died in the past week due to Melioidosis, a bacterial infection, which can affect

Twelfth monkey death at Hong Kong zoo, soil infection blamed
Science|US

Reuters Events-California expects EPA to approve 2035 zero emission vehicle plan

A senior California official said on Tuesday he expects the Environmental Protection Agency will approve the state's landmark plan to end the sale of gasoline-

Reuters Events-California expects EPA to approve 2035 zero emission vehicle plan
Business|Science|Technology|Travel

New regulations push electric ‘air taxis’ closer to reality, FAA says

New regulations push electric ‘air taxis’ closer to reality, FAA says

New regulations push electric ‘air taxis’ closer to reality, FAA says
Economy|Science

Eletrobras, Ocean Winds agree to assess offshore wind projects in Brazil

Brazilian power firm Eletrobras has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ocean Winds to study the development of offshore wind farms in Brazil, the firms said on Tuesday in

Eletrobras, Ocean Winds agree to assess offshore wind projects in Brazil
Business|Science|Technology|US

Flying air taxis move closer to US takeoff with issuing of FAA rule

Federal regulators are giving a strong push to electric-powered air taxis by issuing a final rule for operating the aircraft and how pilots will be trained to fly them

Flying air taxis move closer to US takeoff with issuing of FAA rule
Business|Economy|Science|Technology

US extends semiconductor tax breaks to some solar factories

The Biden administration said on Tuesday it would extend a semiconductor manufacturing tax break to producers of solar wafers, thin silicon slices used to make solar panels that are

US extends semiconductor tax breaks to some solar factories
Science|Technology|US

The rural Americans too poor for federal flood protections

The Daily Yonder reports on a data-driven disaster tool exhibiting a "bias" against rural communities.

The rural Americans too poor for federal flood protections
Europe|Health|Science

Slovakia reports bird flu outbreak on farm, WOAH says

Slovakia has reported an outbreak of avian influenza on a poultry farm, the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) said on Tuesday, as Europe faces a seasonal upturn in the

Slovakia reports bird flu outbreak on farm, WOAH says
Science|Technology

Chile team builds region's first 3D printed 'seed home'

A university team in Chile has built a huge 3D-printed concrete home that they say is Latin America's first such building, using a robot "printer" that

Chile team builds region's first 3D printed 'seed home'
Health|Science

Hospitals' IV fluid shortage may impact surgeries for weeks

Surgery schedules around the country may be washed out for several more weeks while a crucial IV and sterile fluids factory remains closed after a hurricane-related shutdown

Hospitals' IV fluid shortage may impact surgeries for weeks
Asia|Environment|Science|World

Giant fish thought to be extinct is spotted in the Mekong River

Scientists say a giant fish in the Mekong River thought to be extinct has been spotted three times in recent years

Giant fish thought to be extinct is spotted in the Mekong River
Environment|Science

On Lake Erie, getting rid of problem algae starts with giving it less food

Western Lake Erie is an ideal environment for the bacteria that make up algae

On Lake Erie, getting rid of problem algae starts with giving it less food
Environment|Europe|Science|World

Rome and Milan took most of the heat as Italy's cities sweltered, data shows

Rome and Milan bore the brunt of rising temperatures as Italy's largest cities endured the warmest weather in more than 50 years in 2022, statistics agency Istat said on Tuesday, in

Rome and Milan took most of the heat as Italy's cities sweltered, data shows
Health|Science

Women are at a higher risk of dying from heart disease − in part because doctors don’t take major sex and gender differences into account

Cardiovascular disease develops and presents differently in women and men. But medical guidelines are often based on studies that excluded women.

Women are at a higher risk of dying from heart disease − in part because doctors don’t take major sex and gender differences into account
Europe|Health|Science|World

Germany identifies its first case of new mpox variant

Germany has detected its first case of the new mpox variant, the Robert Koch Institute for public health said on Tuesday, adding that it viewed the risk to the wider population as

Germany identifies its first case of new mpox variant
Environment|Science|Technology|US

Three Mile Island nuclear plant gears up for Big Tech reboot

Giant cooling towers at Constellation Energy's Three Mile Island nuclear plant in Pennsylvania have sat dormant for so long that grass has

Three Mile Island nuclear plant gears up for Big Tech reboot
Asia|Science|World

South Korea team showcases drone that serves as 'flying shopping cart'

South Korean researchers have developed a transport drone flying on multiple flexible rotors that self-correct to stay level in flight and can be used as a "flying

South Korea team showcases drone that serves as 'flying shopping cart'
Business|Science|Technology

Qualcomm revamps mobile phone chips for AI, signs Samsung and others

Qualcomm said on Monday it is bringing technology first developed for its laptop chips to its mobile phone chips, aiming to make them more powerful for generative AI

Qualcomm revamps mobile phone chips for AI, signs Samsung and others
Science|Technology|US

How roundabouts reduce accidents while improving traffic flow

CheapInsurance.com explores how roundabouts are reducing accidents, improving traffic flow, and establishing the future of safer, more efficient intersections.

How roundabouts reduce accidents while improving traffic flow
Environment|Science|World

Climate scientists warn Nordic ministers of changing Atlantic Ocean current

More than 40 climate scientists are urging Nordic ministers to prevent global warming from causing a major change in an Atlantic Ocean current, which could trigger abrupt shifts

Climate scientists warn Nordic ministers of changing Atlantic Ocean current
Health|Science

Tracking vampire worms with machine learning − using AI to diagnose schistosomiasis before the parasites causing it hatch in your blood

Schistosomiasis is a neglected tropical disease that triggers specific immune responses in the body. Identifying those hidden immune signatures can help improve detection and treatment.

Tracking vampire worms with machine learning − using AI to diagnose schistosomiasis before the parasites causing it hatch in your blood
Environment|Science|World

World lags on 2030 nature goals headed into UN COP16 talks

The world in 2022 reached its most ambitious deal ever to halt the destruction of nature by decade's end.

World lags on 2030 nature goals headed into UN COP16 talks
Asia|Health|Science

Hong Kong authorities say soil infection killed monkeys, as 11th dies

Melioidosis, a bacterial infection, was responsible for killing at least nine monkeys at a Hong Kong zoo, authorities said, as a further two died over the weekend, taking the

Hong Kong authorities say soil infection killed monkeys, as 11th dies
Health|Science

Black patients less likely to receive certain pain relief post-surgery, new research suggests

Black patients less likely to receive certain pain relief post-surgery, new research suggests

Black patients less likely to receive certain pain relief post-surgery, new research suggests
Science|Technology

How to watch the Orionid meteor shower, debris from Halley’s comet

How to watch the Orionid meteor shower, debris from Halley’s comet

How to watch the Orionid meteor shower, debris from Halley’s comet
Business|Europe|Science|Technology

Eutelsat uses SpaceX rocket to launch first satellites after merger

Eutelsat, the world's third-biggest satellite operator by revenue, launched 20 satellites for its communications network on Sunday, using Elon Musk's SpaceX

Eutelsat uses SpaceX rocket to launch first satellites after merger
Environment|Science

Peer inside the underwater volcanic caves where life thrives

Peer inside the underwater volcanic caves where life thrives

Peer inside the underwater volcanic caves where life thrives
Environment|Science|US

PG&E power shutoffs begin in Bay Area as high winds, fire danger increase

PG&E power shutoffs begin in Bay Area as high winds, fire danger increase

PG&E power shutoffs begin in Bay Area as high winds, fire danger increase
Education|Science|US

Stanford psychologist behind the controversial "Stanford Prison Experiment" dies at 91

Stanford University says the psychologist behind the controversial “Stanford Prison Experiment” has died

Stanford psychologist behind the controversial "Stanford Prison Experiment" dies at 91
Environment|Science|World

Countries must report nature protection plans to the UN. What does that mean?

Nearly 200 nations face a deadline to report their nature conservation plans to the United Nations ahead of a two-week U.N. nature summit dubbed

Countries must report nature protection plans to the UN. What does that mean?
Environment|Science

Palau’s vibrant Helen Reef is a magnet for poachers. These rangers keep it safe

Helen Reef, a 40-square-mile atoll at the southern edge of Palau, is one of Earth's most remote and biologically diverse reefs

Palau’s vibrant Helen Reef is a magnet for poachers. These rangers keep it safe
Science|Technology|US|World

US to probe Tesla's 'Full Self-Driving' system after pedestrian killed in low visibility conditions

The U.S. government’s road safety agency is investigating Tesla’s “Full Self-Driving” system after getting reports of crashes in low-visibility conditions, including one that killed a pedestrian

US to probe Tesla's 'Full Self-Driving' system after pedestrian killed in low visibility conditions
Environment|Science

Millions lose power every year because of extreme weather. Here’s how we could prevent it

Millions lose power every year because of extreme weather. Here’s how we could prevent it

Millions lose power every year because of extreme weather. Here’s how we could prevent it
Science|Local

USC researcher shatters long-held beliefs about fault line behavior

New research on earthquake fault friction challenges long-held beliefs, potentially improving seismic forecasting. USC study reveals complex temperature-friction relationship in rock mechanics, reshaping our understanding of earthquake dynamics.

USC researcher shatters long-held beliefs about fault line behavior
Environment|Health|Science|US

What to know about red tide after Florida's back-to-back hurricanes

Residents of Florida’s Gulf Coast who weathered back-to-back hurricanes now have something else to keep an eye on: A possible plume of harmful algae in the waters off of the state’s southwest coast

What to know about red tide after Florida's back-to-back hurricanes
Environment|Health|Science

Wild dolphins off US Southeast coast found with microplastics in their breath, study says

Wild dolphins off US Southeast coast found with microplastics in their breath, study says

Wild dolphins off US Southeast coast found with microplastics in their breath, study says
Europe|Science|Technology|World

Ukraine stresses nuclear energy safety at summit meeting

A senior Ukrainian official called on Thursday for intensified efforts to uphold nuclear safety in view of Russia's occupation of Europe's largest nuclear power station and its repeated

Ukraine stresses nuclear energy safety at summit meeting
Health|Science

Scientists show how sperm and egg come together like a key in a lock

Scientists have pinpointed how sperm and egg fuse together across the animal kingdom, from fish to people

Scientists show how sperm and egg come together like a key in a lock
Business|Science|Technology|US

Biden administration eases restrictions on space-related exports to allies

The Biden administration on Thursday eased export restrictions on U.S. commercial space companies to ship certain satellite and spacecraft-related items to allies and

Biden administration eases restrictions on space-related exports to allies
Environment|Health|Science|US

Cows dead from bird flu rot in California as heat bakes dairy farms

Cows in California are dying at much higher rates from bird flu than in other affected states, industry and veterinary experts said, and some carcasses have been left

Cows dead from bird flu rot in California as heat bakes dairy farms
Health|Science

Does caffeine help treat erectile dysfunction?

Ro shares insights from research about the effects of caffeine on erectile dysfunction.

Does caffeine help treat erectile dysfunction?
Environment|Science|World

Global coral bleaching event expands, now the largest on record

The mass bleaching of coral reefs around the world since February 2023 is now the most extensive on record, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Global coral bleaching event expands, now the largest on record
Africa|Health|Science

Africa's mpox deaths surpass 1,000 as health officials urge international support

Africa's top public health agency says the number of mpox-related deaths in the continent has surpassed 1,000 and warned of the continuing threat of cross-border contamination and a lack of rapid test kits

Africa's mpox deaths surpass 1,000 as health officials urge international support
Science|World

More time and money needed to wipe out polio, global group says

The Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) needs more funds and has pushed back by three years its target to officially wipe out all forms of the disease, officials

More time and money needed to wipe out polio, global group says
Opinion|Science

MicroRNA − a new Nobel laureate describes the scientific process of discovering these tiny molecules that turn genes on and off

Victor Ambros received half of the Nobel Prize for his work on microRNAs. Here he talks about the teamwork – and the nematodes – that made the discovery possible.

MicroRNA − a new Nobel laureate describes the scientific process of discovering these tiny molecules that turn genes on and off
Asia|Environment|Lifestyle|Science

Aging farmers face extreme temperatures as they struggle to maintain Japan's rice crop

In the remote village of Kamimomi in Japan’s western Okayama Prefecture, a small group of rice farmers began their most recent harvest in sweltering heat, two weeks sooner than usual

Aging farmers face extreme temperatures as they struggle to maintain Japan's rice crop
Environment|Science

The system that moves water around the Earth is off balance for the first time in human history

The system that moves water around the Earth is off balance for the first time in human history

The system that moves water around the Earth is off balance for the first time in human history
Environment|Science

La Nina could soon arrive. Here's what that means for winter weather

NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center reports there is a 60% chance that a weak La Nina will develop this autumn and could last until March

La Nina could soon arrive. Here's what that means for winter weather
Health|Science

Immunotherapy improves survival in people with advanced Hodgkin lymphoma, study shows

Immunotherapy improves survival in people with advanced Hodgkin lymphoma, study shows

Immunotherapy improves survival in people with advanced Hodgkin lymphoma, study shows
Health|Science

Kidney transplants are safe between people with HIV, new US study shows

A new study found people with HIV can safely receive donated kidneys from deceased donors with the virus

Kidney transplants are safe between people with HIV, new US study shows
Environment|Science|Technology

Big Tech's energy needs mean nuclear power is getting a fresh look from electricity providers

Nuclear power is garnering renewed attention amid growing demand for power and cleaner energy

Big Tech's energy needs mean nuclear power is getting a fresh look from electricity providers
Environment|Science

Aquaculture could harm animal welfare or protect it, depending on what species the farms raise

Many sea creatures lead complex, social lives in the wild and are likely to suffer in farmed conditions. But they aren’t mainstays of the aquaculture industry − yet.

Aquaculture could harm animal welfare or protect it, depending on what species the farms raise
Environment|Health|Science

Microplastic pollution is everywhere, even in the exhaled breath of dolphins – new research

8 million metric tons of plastic wind up in Earth’s oceans annually, where marine animals are exposed to this pollution and its potential health effects.

Microplastic pollution is everywhere, even in the exhaled breath of dolphins – new research
Education|Health|Science|Technology

Robotic surgery is evolving. Here's what that means for patients.

With recent advances in AI, Medical Technology Schools analyzed news reports and academic research to explore the evolving world of robotic surgeries.

Robotic surgery is evolving. Here's what that means for patients.
Health|Science

New cervical cancer treatment cuts risk of death from disease, according to trial results

New cervical cancer treatment cuts risk of death from disease, according to trial results

New cervical cancer treatment cuts risk of death from disease, according to trial results
Environment|Science

OKC's fishery team catches 14-pound koi in pond

OKC's fishery team catches 14-pound koi in pond

OKC's fishery team catches 14-pound koi in pond
Finance|Science|Technology|US

US opens applications for $900 million for small nuclear reactors

The U.S. on Wednesday opened applications for up to $900 million in funding to support the initial domestic deployment of small modular reactor nuclear

US opens applications for $900 million for small nuclear reactors
Business|Science|Technology

Amazon, Google make dueling nuclear investments to power data centers with clean energy

Tech giants Amazon and Google are investing in the next generation of nuclear reactors

Amazon, Google make dueling nuclear investments to power data centers with clean energy
Business|Science|US

Musk's SpaceX sues California panel, alleges political bias over rocket launches

Billionaire Elon Musk’s SpaceX has sued a California commission in federal court, accusing panel members of political bias in blocking the space venture company

Musk's SpaceX sues California panel, alleges political bias over rocket launches
Arts|Fashion and Beauty|Science|Technology

Prada and Axiom Space unveil spacesuit designs for NASA’s Artemis III moon mission

Prada and Axiom Space unveil spacesuit designs for NASA’s Artemis III moon mission

Prada and Axiom Space unveil spacesuit designs for NASA’s Artemis III moon mission
Environment|Science

Easter Island battles global vortex of plastic waste

Easter Island, the tiny remote speck of land in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, is stuck in an oceanic vortex of plastic.   

Easter Island battles global vortex of plastic waste
Environment|Science|US|World

A series of earthquakes has Southern California shook. Is a big one coming?

A series of earthquakes has Southern California shook. Is a big one coming?

A series of earthquakes has Southern California shook. Is a big one coming?
Environment|Science|US

Tow truck hauls away massive shark that washed ashore Cape Cod beach

Tow truck hauls away massive shark that washed ashore Cape Cod beach

Tow truck hauls away massive shark that washed ashore Cape Cod beach
Science|Technology

Inside the underground lab in China tasked with solving a physics mystery

A giant sphere 700 m (2,300 ft) underground with thousands of light-detecting tubes will be sealed in a 12-storey cylindrical pool of water in coming months for

Inside the underground lab in China tasked with solving a physics mystery
Europe|Health|Science

Socially distanced layout of the world’s oldest cities helped early civilization evade diseases

Whether intentional or not, the way mega-settlements in southeastern Europe from 6,000 years ago were laid out would have cut down on the spread of disease.

Socially distanced layout of the world’s oldest cities helped early civilization evade diseases
Environment|Science|World

Pressure grows for countries to deliver on promised biodiversity targets at UN conference

Countries will gather next week to assess whether they are close to reaching a global biodiversity goal of protecting 30% of land and water by 2030, known as 30 by 30

Pressure grows for countries to deliver on promised biodiversity targets at UN conference
Health|Science

Adolescents treated for obesity with GLP-1 drugs had lower risk of suicidal thoughts, study finds

Adolescents treated for obesity with GLP-1 drugs had lower risk of suicidal thoughts, study finds

Adolescents treated for obesity with GLP-1 drugs had lower risk of suicidal thoughts, study finds
Asia|Business|Science|Technology|Travel

Wisk Aero partners with Airservices Australia as it readies air taxi launch

Boeing-owned Wisk Aero said on Tuesday it has partnered with government agency Airservices Australia to study how air taxis and other autonomous aircraft can be integrated into the

Wisk Aero partners with Airservices Australia as it readies air taxi launch
Environment|Science|US

Endangered caracal wild cat spotted roaming in Chicago's northwest suburbs has been captured

Endangered caracal wild cat spotted roaming in Chicago's northwest suburbs has been captured

Endangered caracal wild cat spotted roaming in Chicago's northwest suburbs has been captured
Science|Technology

October's supermoon pairs with a comet for a special nighttime spectacle

October's supermoon is the closest of the year and it's teaming up with a comet for a rare stargazing two-for-one

October's supermoon pairs with a comet for a special nighttime spectacle
Environment|Science|World

Missed out on the northern lights? Scientists expect more solar storms to produce auroras

Space weather experts say expect to see more northern lights in unusual places as the sun continues to sizzle

Missed out on the northern lights? Scientists expect more solar storms to produce auroras
Environment|Science|US|World

Two giant pandas arrive at Washington's National Zoo from China

A pair of giant pandas arrived in Washington from China on Tuesday to move into their new home at the U.S.

Two giant pandas arrive at Washington's National Zoo from China
Environment|Science

Tubeworms, snails and other weird creatures found under the seafloor

Scientists have uncovered an underworld of animal life thriving beneath the seafloor

Tubeworms, snails and other weird creatures found under the seafloor
Asia|Science|US|World

Pandas arrive in Washington DC

After departing from a base in Dujiangyan, China, giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao have arrived in the US on their way to the Smithsonian's National Zoo. The pair are the first pandas China has sent to Washington in 24 years.

Pandas arrive in Washington DC
Environment|Science

Rain may have helped form the first cells, kick-starting life as we know it

The earliest cells likely didn’t have membranes to separate and protect their components and chemistry away from a harsh surrounding environment. But they may have made do with rain.

Rain may have helped form the first cells, kick-starting life as we know it
Science|US|World

Meteorologist breaks down what a 'La Niña winter' means

A weak La Niña is expected to develop ahead of the winter season and influence temperatures, precipitation, and by extension, even snow across the United States. CNN's Chad Myers breaks down what it all means.

Meteorologist breaks down what a 'La Niña winter' means
Science|US|World

A La Niña winter is coming. Here’s what that could mean for the US

A La Niña winter is coming. Here’s what that could mean for the US

A La Niña winter is coming. Here’s what that could mean for the US
Asia|Environment|Science|World

La Nina is becoming less likely, Australia's weather bureau says

The likelihood of a La Nina weather event in coming months has decreased, Australia's weather bureau said on Tuesday, adding that if the phenomenon did appear, it would be weak

La Nina is becoming less likely, Australia's weather bureau says
Asia|Science|Technology|World

China unveils its plans to turn its feats in space exploration into scientific advances

China has made great strides in exploring space in recent years, rocketing astronauts to its own space station and bringing back rocks from the moon

China unveils its plans to turn its feats in space exploration into scientific advances
Environment|Health|Science|World

A Hong Kong zoo seeks answers after 9 monkeys die in 2 days

Hong Kong’s oldest zoo is seeking answers in a monkey medical mystery after nine animals died in two days, including three members of a critically endangered species

A Hong Kong zoo seeks answers after 9 monkeys die in 2 days
Science|Videos|World

CNN takes exclusive look at prep for pandas' move from China

Preparations are underway for the arrival of two giant pandas from southwest China to Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, DC. CNN gained exclusive access on the ground in Sichuan province to see how transition efforts were going. CNN's David Culver reports.

CNN takes exclusive look at prep for pandas' move from China
Arts|Education|Science|Technology

A Southern California school plants a 'Moon Tree' grown with seeds flown in space

A California school has planted a tree that’s out of this world

A Southern California school plants a 'Moon Tree' grown with seeds flown in space
Environment|Health|Lifestyle|Science

Pandas arrive at National Zoo, but won't be ready for public debut until January

The National Zoo’s long dark panda drought has come to an end

Pandas arrive at National Zoo, but won't be ready for public debut until January
Science|US

California reports five possible human bird flu cases

California is investigating five possible human cases of bird flu among dairy farm workers, in addition to the six cases previously confirmed in the state, the state health

California reports five possible human bird flu cases
Environment|Europe|Science|World

EU ministers agree on COP29 negotiating position - official

EU environment ministers agreed on the bloc's negotiating position ahead of the COP 29 United Nations climate summit in Azerbaijan next month, a council statement

EU ministers agree on COP29 negotiating position - official
Science|Technology

NASA launches spacecraft to gauge if Jupiter's moon Europa can host life

NASA launched a spacecraft from Florida on Monday on a mission to examine whether Jupiter's moon Europa has conditions suitable to support life, with a focus on the large

NASA launches spacecraft to gauge if Jupiter's moon Europa can host life
Science|Technology

NASA spacecraft rockets toward Jupiter's moon Europa in search of the right conditions for life

A NASA spacecraft has blasted off on a quest to explore Jupiter's moon Europa and reveal whether its hidden ocean might hold the keys to life

NASA spacecraft rockets toward Jupiter's moon Europa in search of the right conditions for life
Health|Science

Human sense of smell is faster than previously thought, new study suggests

Human sense of smell is faster than previously thought, new study suggests

Human sense of smell is faster than previously thought, new study suggests
Health|Lifestyle|Opinion|Science

Thousands of cleaning supplies may contain substances linked to health problems

Thousands of cleaning supplies may contain substances linked to health problems

Thousands of cleaning supplies may contain substances linked to health problems
Africa|Environment|Science

Kenya moves 50 elephants to a larger park, says it's a sign poaching is low

Kenya is moving 50 elephants from a national reserve to a larger park after overpopulation overwhelmed the ecosystem, in what has been hailed as a conservation success

Kenya moves 50 elephants to a larger park, says it's a sign poaching is low
Environment|Science|World

The Sahara Desert flooded for the first time in decades. Here’s what it looks like

The Sahara Desert flooded for the first time in decades. Here’s what it looks like

The Sahara Desert flooded for the first time in decades. Here’s what it looks like
Health|Lifestyle|Science|Sports

What 'training to failure' means and how to incorporate it into your workout

Just how much pain do you have to endure to benefit from weight training

What 'training to failure' means and how to incorporate it into your workout
Science|World

50 well-preserved Viking Age skeletons unearthed in Denmark

Archaeologists in Denmark have unearthed a Viking Age burial ground containing some 50 “exceptionally well-preserved” skeletons

50 well-preserved Viking Age skeletons unearthed in Denmark
Business|Economy|Science|World

Nobel Prize in economics awarded to trio for explaining why some nations are rich and others poor

Nobel Prize in economics awarded to trio for explaining why some nations are rich and others poor

Nobel Prize in economics awarded to trio for explaining why some nations are rich and others poor
Science|Technology

NASA's largest spacecraft launches for Jupiter's moon

The Europa Clipper, the largest spacecraft built for planetary exploration, is on its way to determine whether Jupiter's moon, Europa, is habitable.

NASA's largest spacecraft launches for Jupiter's moon
Science|Technology|World

NASA launches mission to investigate a potentially habitable ocean world

NASA launches mission to investigate a potentially habitable ocean world

NASA launches mission to investigate a potentially habitable ocean world
Environment|Science|Technology|US

Long Beach 7-day weather forecast

Stacker compiled the weather forecast in Long Beach, California using data from OpenWeather.

Long Beach 7-day weather forecast
Health|Science|World

WHO approves Bavarian Nordic's mpox vaccine for adolescents

The World Health Organization said on Monday it had approved Bavarian Nordic's mpox vaccine for adolescents aged 12 to 17 years, an age group considered especially vulnerable to outbreaks

WHO approves Bavarian Nordic's mpox vaccine for adolescents
Science|Technology|World

China showcases lunar reach as space powers meet without Russia

China unveiled a rock sample from the moon's far side to a space summit overshadowed by shifting political and commercial rivalries on

China showcases lunar reach as space powers meet without Russia
Asia|Business|Science|Technology|World

India's space strategy: harness data and tiny satellites to capture market beyond SpaceX

India has a plan to carve out a beachhead in the battle for commercial space, officials say: crunching space data, building small satellites and

India's space strategy: harness data and tiny satellites to capture market beyond SpaceX
Science|Technology|US

NASA spacecraft to study whether Jupiter's moon Europa can harbor life

NASA is set to launch a spacecraft to Jupiter's moon Europa, considered one of our solar system's most promising spots to search for life beyond Earth, to learn

NASA spacecraft to study whether Jupiter's moon Europa can harbor life
Science|Technology

Watch SpaceX Starship takeoff and land in ambitious test

SpaceX launched Starship, the most powerful rocket ever built, on its fifth test flight. Not only did the Super Heavy booster survive its daring return to the launchpad, but the Starship spacecraft appeared to fare much better during its descent back from space — avoiding the severe wear and tear that veered its predecessor off target during the last test in June.

Watch SpaceX Starship takeoff and land in ambitious test
Business|Economy|Science|Technology|US|World

US to send anti-missile system and troops to Israel, Pentagon says

The United States said on Sunday it will send U.S. troops to Israel along with an advanced U.S. anti-missile system, in a highly unusual deployment

US to send anti-missile system and troops to Israel, Pentagon says
Science|Technology

SpaceX catches giant Starship booster in fifth flight test

SpaceX in its fifth Starship test flight on Sunday returned the rocket's towering first stage booster back to its Texas launch pad for the first time using giant mechanical

SpaceX catches giant Starship booster in fifth flight test
Science|Technology|US

In an engineering feat, mechanical SpaceX arms catch Starship rocket booster back at the launch pad

SpaceX has pulled off the boldest test flight yet of its enormous Starship rocket

In an engineering feat, mechanical SpaceX arms catch Starship rocket booster back at the launch pad
Science|Technology

With AI warning, Nobel winner joins ranks of laureates who’ve cautioned about the risks of their own work

With AI warning, Nobel winner joins ranks of laureates who’ve cautioned about the risks of their own work

With AI warning, Nobel winner joins ranks of laureates who’ve cautioned about the risks of their own work
Science|US

Columbus was a Sephardic Jew from Western Europe, study finds

The 15th-century explorer Christopher Columbus was a Sephardic Jew from Western Europe, Spanish scientists said on Saturday, after using DNA analysis to tackle a centuries-old

Columbus was a Sephardic Jew from Western Europe, study finds
Science|Technology

SpaceX launches its most ambitious Starship test flight yet. Here’s what to know

SpaceX launches its most ambitious Starship test flight yet. Here’s what to know

SpaceX launches its most ambitious Starship test flight yet. Here’s what to know
Science|Technology

SpaceX gets approval for Starship launch amid standoff with FAA

SpaceX gets approval for Starship launch amid standoff with FAA

SpaceX gets approval for Starship launch amid standoff with FAA
Environment|Science|Technology|US

As parts of Florida went dark from Helene and Milton, the lights stayed on in this net-zero, storm-proof community

As parts of Florida went dark from Helene and Milton, the lights stayed on in this net-zero, storm-proof community

As parts of Florida went dark from Helene and Milton, the lights stayed on in this net-zero, storm-proof community
Science|Technology|US

FAA approves SpaceX Starship 5 flight set for Sunday

The Federal Aviation Administration approved a license on Saturday for the launch of SpaceX's Starship 5 set for Sunday after earlier saying it did not expect

FAA approves SpaceX Starship 5 flight set for Sunday
Science|Technology

See individual artifacts on the deck of sunken Antarctic ship HMS Endurance

See individual artifacts on the deck of sunken Antarctic ship HMS Endurance

See individual artifacts on the deck of sunken Antarctic ship HMS Endurance
Science|World

Secret tomb found under ‘Indiana Jones’ filming location in Petra

Secret tomb found under ‘Indiana Jones’ filming location in Petra

Secret tomb found under ‘Indiana Jones’ filming location in Petra
Environment|Science|US|World

See Bill Nye's response to Marjorie Taylor Greene's conspiracy about the weather

Science educator Bill Nye disagrees with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and explains how climate change and warm waters in the Gulf of Mexico energized Milton. Nye also responds to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's (R-GA) claim that the US government "can control the weather."

See Bill Nye's response to Marjorie Taylor Greene's conspiracy about the weather
Political|Science|World

Nobel Peace Prize winners warn of rising risk of nuclear war

Leaders of the group of atomic bomb survivors awarded the Nobel Peace Prize warned on Saturday that the risk of nuclear war was rising, renewing their call to abolish nuclear weapons.

Nobel Peace Prize winners warn of rising risk of nuclear war
Asia|Science|World

In Hiroshima peace park, visitors hope Nobel win will boost peace efforts

Visitors to the memorial park for Hiroshima's atomic bombing said they hoped Friday's Nobel Peace Prize for Japan's atomic bomb survivors

In Hiroshima peace park, visitors hope Nobel win will boost peace efforts
Health|Science|World

A-bomb survivors use Nobel Peace Prize to share anti-nuke message with the young

The recipient of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize is a fast-dwindling group of atomic bomb survivors

A-bomb survivors use Nobel Peace Prize to share anti-nuke message with the young
Environment|Science|Technology

Individual hairs reveal prey of 19th century ‘Tsavo man-eater’ lions

Individual hairs reveal prey of 19th century ‘Tsavo man-eater’ lions

Individual hairs reveal prey of 19th century ‘Tsavo man-eater’ lions
Crime|Science|US

Suspect in attack at Boston's Museum of Science ruled too dangerous to be released

Suspect in attack at Boston's Museum of Science ruled too dangerous to be released

Suspect in attack at Boston's Museum of Science ruled too dangerous to be released
Environment|Science|Technology

Atmospheric rivers are shifting poleward, reshaping global weather patterns

These powerful ‘rivers in the sky’ provide a huge share of annual precipitation in many regions, including California. They can also melt sea ice, with global climate implications.

Atmospheric rivers are shifting poleward, reshaping global weather patterns
Environment|Science

Experts warn 'crazy busy' Atlantic hurricane season is far from over

Although the Atlantic hurricane season officially ends Nov. 30, scientists say there is still the possibility for more named storms this year

Experts warn 'crazy busy' Atlantic hurricane season is far from over
Science|Technology

Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS is a Halloween visitor from the spooky Oort Cloud − the invisible bubble that’s home to countless space objects

Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS is one of 2 comets from the Oort Cloud passing by Earth in October 2024.

Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS is a Halloween visitor from the spooky Oort Cloud − the invisible bubble that’s home to countless space objects
Science|Local

Milestone reached for Endeavour shuttle exhibit at California Science Center

The highest beams are in place today on a future exhibit hall at the California Science Center that will house the display of the shuttle Endeavour.

Milestone reached for Endeavour shuttle exhibit at California Science Center
Environment|Science

What's behind the northern lights that dazzled the sky farther south than normal

The latest solar storm has triggered northern lights farther south than normal including into parts of Germany, the United Kingdom, New England and New York City

What's behind the northern lights that dazzled the sky farther south than normal
Asia|Economy|Environment|Health|Science|World

Nobel prize for A-bomb survivors' group boosts hope for Japanese seeking a nuke-free world

For many Japanese survivors of the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and their relatives, Friday’s awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to a Japanese organization against nuclear weapons gives them hope for a new momentum to push for a nuclear-free world

Nobel prize for A-bomb survivors' group boosts hope for Japanese seeking a nuke-free world
Environment|Science|World

Climate change gave significant boost to Milton's destructive rain, winds, scientists say

Scientists say human-caused climate change intensified deadly Hurricane Milton’s rainfall by 20 to 30% and strengthened its winds by about 10%

Climate change gave significant boost to Milton's destructive rain, winds, scientists say
Asia|Science|World

Nobel prize is a warning to a world on the nuclear brink

The awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to a grassroots movement of atomic bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki reflects a widely held fear that the planet has

Nobel prize is a warning to a world on the nuclear brink
Science|Travel|World

‘It went horribly wrong’: DNA analysis sheds light on lost Arctic expedition’s grisly end

‘It went horribly wrong’: DNA analysis sheds light on lost Arctic expedition’s grisly end

‘It went horribly wrong’: DNA analysis sheds light on lost Arctic expedition’s grisly end
Environment|Science

Off Argentina's Patagonian coast, whales and their calves dive deep for food

In the icy seas off Argentina's southern Patagonian coast, an important breeding ground for whales, scientists are studying the huge marine

Off Argentina's Patagonian coast, whales and their calves dive deep for food
Asia|Europe|Opinion|Science|World

Who are Japan's Nobel Peace Prize winners Nihon Hidankyo?

Japanese organisation Nihon Hidankyo, a grassroots movement of atomic bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki who are also known as Hibakusha, won the Nobel Peace Prize on

Who are Japan's Nobel Peace Prize winners Nihon Hidankyo?
Science|World

Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Japan’s Nihon Hidankyo for efforts to rid world of nuclear weapons

Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Japan’s Nihon Hidankyo for efforts to rid world of nuclear weapons

Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Japan’s Nihon Hidankyo for efforts to rid world of nuclear weapons
Asia|Science|World

Japanese atomic bomb survivors' group Nihon Hidankyo wins Nobel Peace Prize

Japanese organisation Nihon Hidankyo, a grassroots movement of atomic bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, won the Nobel Peace Prize on

Japanese atomic bomb survivors' group Nihon Hidankyo wins Nobel Peace Prize
Business|Science|Technology

Elon Musk unveils his ‘Cybercab’ robotaxi

Elon Musk unveils his ‘Cybercab’ robotaxi

Elon Musk unveils his ‘Cybercab’ robotaxi
Business|Science|Technology

AI is having its Nobel moment. Do scientists need the tech industry to sustain it?

Hours after the artificial intelligence pioneer Geoffrey Hinton won a Nobel Prize in physics, he drove a rented car to Google’s California headquarters to celebrate

AI is having its Nobel moment. Do scientists need the tech industry to sustain it?
Science|Technology

A hurricane scientist logged a final flight as NOAA released his ashes into Milton’s eye

Peter Dodge flew hundreds of missions into hurricanes as a radar specialist for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

A hurricane scientist logged a final flight as NOAA released his ashes into Milton’s eye
Health|Science|US

California confirms fourth human case of bird flu

California on Thursday confirmed a fourth case of bird flu in a person who had contact with infected dairy cattle.

California confirms fourth human case of bird flu
Business|Science|Technology|US

North Carolina maker of high-purity quartz back operating post-Helene

One of the two companies that manufacture high-purity quartz used for making semiconductors from mines in a western North Carolina community harmed by Hurricane Helene is operating again

North Carolina maker of high-purity quartz back operating post-Helene
Environment|Opinion|Science

Amid hurricanes, the chemtrail conspiracy theory has its moment in the sun

Amid hurricanes, the chemtrail conspiracy theory has its moment in the sun

Amid hurricanes, the chemtrail conspiracy theory has its moment in the sun
Science|Technology|US

PJM issues geomagnetic disturbance warning, flags limited risk to grid

PJM Interconnection, the largest U.S. power grid operator, on Thursday issued a possible geomagnetic disturbance warning that could impact its system through 2 a.m.

PJM issues geomagnetic disturbance warning, flags limited risk to grid
Health|Science|US

Cluster of drug-resistant mpox identified in five states, US officials report

U.S. health officials have identified a cluster of cases caused by an mpox variant that are resistant to Siga Technologies' antiviral tecovirimat, branded as

Cluster of drug-resistant mpox identified in five states, US officials report
Environment|Science|Technology|World

Incredible new details of Shackleton’s sunken Endurance ship revealed in 3D scan

Incredible new details of Shackleton’s sunken Endurance ship revealed in 3D scan

Incredible new details of Shackleton’s sunken Endurance ship revealed in 3D scan
Health|Lifestyle|Science

How horses can soothe the soul and help your mental health

How horses can soothe the soul and help your mental health

How horses can soothe the soul and help your mental health
Business|Science|Technology

Google's Nobel prize winners stir debate over AI research

The award this week of Nobel prizes in chemistry and physics to a small number of artificial intelligence pioneers affiliated with Google has stirred debate over

Google's Nobel prize winners stir debate over AI research
Asia|Economy|Environment|Science|World

Cambodian fishermen turn to raising eels as Tonle Sap lake runs out of fish

Fishermen in Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater fishery, the Tonle Sap lake, hope that raising eels will help them adapt to new realities stemming from climate change and environmental damage

Cambodian fishermen turn to raising eels as Tonle Sap lake runs out of fish
Science|Technology|US|World

Anduril to sell small, affordable drones after success in Ukraine

Anduril Industries released new, autonomous drones on Thursday for intelligence gathering and lethal missions, to take advantage of surging demand spurred by the

Anduril to sell small, affordable drones after success in Ukraine
Science|World

A severe geomagnetic storm causes colorful auroras over Northern California and Alabama

A severe geomagnetic storm causes colorful auroras over Northern California and Alabama

A severe geomagnetic storm causes colorful auroras over Northern California and Alabama
Health|Science|US|World

Officials work to protect IV supplies in Florida after disruptions at North Carolina plant

Federal officials are working to move IV bags out of the path of Hurricane Milton, which is threatening another manufacturer of IV fluids even as hospitals nationwide are still reeling from disruptions caused by flooding at a large factory in North Carolina

Officials work to protect IV supplies in Florida after disruptions at North Carolina plant
Health|Science

Twin boys born conjoined celebrate 1st birthday after separation surgery

Twin brothers who were born conjoined recently celebrated their first birthday after undergoing successful separation surgery

Twin boys born conjoined celebrate 1st birthday after separation surgery
Science|US

Polluted waste from Florida's fertilizer industry is in the path of Milton's fury

As Hurricane Milton pummels Florida’s west coast with powerful winds and flooding rain, environmentalists are worried it could scatter the polluted leftovers of the state’s phosphate fertilizer mining industry and other hazardous waste across the peninsula and into vulnerable waterways

Polluted waste from Florida's fertilizer industry is in the path of Milton's fury
Science|Technology|US|World

Severe solar storm could stress power grids even more as US deals with major back-to-back hurricanes

Space weather forecasters say a severe solar storm heading to Earth could stress power grids even more as the U.S. deals with major back-to-back hurricanes

Severe solar storm could stress power grids even more as US deals with major back-to-back hurricanes
Science|Technology

Machine learning cracked the protein-folding problem and won the 2024 Nobel Prize in chemistry

The prize honors innovation at Google DeepMind and in academia. Three researchers share the award for using machine learning to predict proteins’ 3D shapes and design the molecules from scratch.

Machine learning cracked the protein-folding problem and won the 2024 Nobel Prize in chemistry
Health|Science

California confirms third human case of bird flu, finds more possible cases

California reported a third human case of bird flu on Wednesday in a dairy worker who had contact with infected cattle and said the state identified two more

California confirms third human case of bird flu, finds more possible cases
Health|Science

Your showerhead and toothbrush are teeming with viruses. But don’t panic – these microbes could save lives

Your showerhead and toothbrush are teeming with viruses. But don’t panic – these microbes could save lives

Your showerhead and toothbrush are teeming with viruses. But don’t panic – these microbes could save lives
Health|Food|Science

Your preference for spicy foods may be all in your head

Your preference for spicy foods may be all in your head

Your preference for spicy foods may be all in your head
Environment|Science|World

Helene was supercharged by ultra-warm water made up to 500 times more likely by global warming, study finds

Helene was supercharged by ultra-warm water made up to 500 times more likely by global warming, study finds

Helene was supercharged by ultra-warm water made up to 500 times more likely by global warming, study finds
Business|Science

Tesla robotaxi set to have two seats, Musk to discuss FSD for Semi, Bloomberg News reports

Tesla's robotaxi is set to have two front seats and butterfly-wing doors and CEO Elon Musk is expected to discuss deploying the Full Self-Driving assistance software on Semi big rig,

Tesla robotaxi set to have two seats, Musk to discuss FSD for Semi, Bloomberg News reports
Business|Science|Technology

American Water cyberattack renews focus on protecting critical infrastructure

A cyberattack continues to affect the nation's largest regulated water and wastewater utility company, renewing a focus on the importance of protecting critical infrastructure

American Water cyberattack renews focus on protecting critical infrastructure
Economy|Health|Science

DEA could reclassify marijuana to a less restrictive category – a drug policy expert weighs the pros and cons

Moving marijuana to a less restrictive category under the Controlled Substances Act poses benefits and potential risks. But no effective medicine is free from risks.

DEA could reclassify marijuana to a less restrictive category – a drug policy expert weighs the pros and cons
Health|Science

Covid-19 may increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes and deaths for three years after an infection, study suggests

Covid-19 may increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes and deaths for three years after an infection, study suggests

Covid-19 may increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes and deaths for three years after an infection, study suggests
Science|Technology

Nobel Prize in chemistry honors 3 scientists who used AI to design proteins — life's building blocks

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry to David Baker, Demis Hassabis and John Jumper who discovered powerful techniques to predict and even design novel proteins — the building blocks of life

Nobel Prize in chemistry honors 3 scientists who used AI to design proteins — life's building blocks
Health|Science|World

Hot days and methamphetamine are now a deadlier mix

Increasingly hot summers and methamphetamine are a deadly mix

Hot days and methamphetamine are now a deadlier mix
Environment|Science|World

Climate change boosted Helene's deadly rain and wind and scientists say same is likely for Milton

Scientists say human-caused climate change boosted the rainfall of deadly Hurricane Helene by about 10% and intensified its winds by about 11%

Climate change boosted Helene's deadly rain and wind and scientists say same is likely for Milton
Environment|Science|Technology

Global energy-related CO2 emissions set to peak this year, consultancy DNV says

Global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the energy sector will likely peak this year due to falling costs for solar and batteries which are encouraging less coal-fired power and

Global energy-related CO2 emissions set to peak this year, consultancy DNV says
Science|Technology

Nobel Prize in physics spotlights key breakthroughs in AI revolution − making machines that learn

The Nobel Prize shows that the field of artificial neural networks – and the deep learning AI revolution the technology unleashed – owe as much to physics as biology and computer science.

Nobel Prize in physics spotlights key breakthroughs in AI revolution − making machines that learn
Science|Technology

US FAA could approve SpaceX Starship 5 license this month, source says

The Federal Aviation Administration could approve a license for the launch of SpaceX's Starship 5 as soon as this month, a source told

US FAA could approve SpaceX Starship 5 license this month, source says
Environment|Science|US|World

What made Milton the third-fastest intensifying Atlantic storm?

This year's warm waters in the Gulf of Mexico helped Milton swiftly become a powerful hurricane, with the U.S.

What made Milton the third-fastest intensifying Atlantic storm?
Business|Economy|Environment|News|Science|Technology|US

US power use forecast to reach record highs in 2024 and 2025, EIA says

U.S. power consumption will rise to record highs in 2024 and 2025, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said in its Short Term Energy Outlook (STEO) on Tuesday.

US power use forecast to reach record highs in 2024 and 2025, EIA says
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How a meteorologist used his expertise to find treasure hidden in Massachusetts

How a meteorologist used his expertise to find treasure hidden in Massachusetts

How a meteorologist used his expertise to find treasure hidden in Massachusetts
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As bird flu outbreak expands in California, dairy farms report it’s worse than they expected

As bird flu outbreak expands in California, dairy farms report it’s worse than they expected

As bird flu outbreak expands in California, dairy farms report it’s worse than they expected
Environment|News|Science

An unusual hurricane season goes from ultra quiet to record busy and spawns Helene and Milton

Explosively intensifying Hurricane Milton is the latest freaky system to come out of what veteran hurricane scientists call the weirdest storm season of their lives

An unusual hurricane season goes from ultra quiet to record busy and spawns Helene and Milton
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Trump and Harris are sharply divided on science, but share common ground on US technology policy

Based on federal budgeting requests from the past 2 administrations, Trump and Harris placed different values on science research funding.

Trump and Harris are sharply divided on science, but share common ground on US technology policy
Health|Science

Is it COVID-19? Flu? At-home rapid tests could help you and your doctor decide on a treatment plan

A fever and a nasty cough can be symptoms of a range of respiratory illnesses. An antigen test that narrows down the culprits can speed up diagnosis and recovery.

Is it COVID-19? Flu? At-home rapid tests could help you and your doctor decide on a treatment plan
Science|Technology

‘Godfather of AI’ shares Nobel Prize in physics for work on machine learning

‘Godfather of AI’ shares Nobel Prize in physics for work on machine learning

‘Godfather of AI’ shares Nobel Prize in physics for work on machine learning
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Water gushes through sand dunes after a rare rainfall in the Sahara desert

A rare deluge of rainfall has left lagoons of water amid the palm trees and sand dunes of the Sahara desert

Water gushes through sand dunes after a rare rainfall in the Sahara desert
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Nobel prize in physics goes to machine learning pioneers Hopfield and Hinton

U.S. scientist John Hopfield and British-Canadian Geoffrey Hinton won the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics on Tuesday for discoveries and

Nobel prize in physics goes to machine learning pioneers Hopfield and Hinton
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Pioneers in artificial intelligence win the Nobel Prize in physics

Two pioneers of artificial intelligence have won the Nobel Prize in physics

Pioneers in artificial intelligence win the Nobel Prize in physics
Health|Science

A peek inside human brain shows a way it cleans out waste

A unique peek inside the human brain may help explain how it clears away waste like the kind that leads to Alzheimer's disease

A peek inside human brain shows a way it cleans out waste
Environment|News|Science|Technology|US

Control the path and power of hurricanes like Milton? Forget it, scientists say

In the wake of hurricanes that have disrupted lives for millions in the U.S., some people may wonder if extreme weather events could be somehow controlled

Control the path and power of hurricanes like Milton? Forget it, scientists say
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Hurricane Milton explodes into a powerful Category 5 storm as it heads for Florida − here’s how rapid intensification works

Milton’s fast spin-up in the Gulf of Mexico was one of the most rapid intensifications on record. Two scientists who study hurricanes explain why this happens and what’s changing.

Hurricane Milton explodes into a powerful Category 5 storm as it heads for Florida − here’s how rapid intensification works
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FDA antidepressant warnings of suicide risk among kids may have the opposite effect, study finds

FDA antidepressant warnings of suicide risk among kids may have the opposite effect, study finds

FDA antidepressant warnings of suicide risk among kids may have the opposite effect, study finds
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Don't expect human life expectancy to grow much more, researcher says

A new study suggests that humanity is hitting the upper limit of life expectancy

Don't expect human life expectancy to grow much more, researcher says
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Salmon swim freely in the Klamath River for 1st time in a century after dams removed

For the first time in more than a century, salmon are swimming freely along the Klamath River and its tributaries near the California-Oregon line

Salmon swim freely in the Klamath River for 1st time in a century after dams removed
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Certain arm positions commonly used for blood pressure checks may lead to inaccurate results. Here’s the right way to do it

Certain arm positions commonly used for blood pressure checks may lead to inaccurate results. Here’s the right way to do it

Certain arm positions commonly used for blood pressure checks may lead to inaccurate results. Here’s the right way to do it
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She loved beer and ice cream and lived to 97. Does lifestyle really matter to longevity?

If you live to 100, is it because of genetics or your lifestyle? In this week’s “Dr. Sanjay Gupta On Call,” Dr. Gupta explains what matters most when it comes to longevity.

She loved beer and ice cream and lived to 97. Does lifestyle really matter to longevity?
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A spacecraft is on its way to a harmless asteroid slammed by NASA in a previous save-the-Earth test

A spacecraft has blasted off to investigate the scene of a cosmic crash

A spacecraft is on its way to a harmless asteroid slammed by NASA in a previous save-the-Earth test
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MicroRNA is the Nobel-winning master regulator of the genome – researchers are learning to treat disease by harnessing how it controls genes

Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun won the 2024 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for their discovery of microRNAs, molecules that turn genes on and off – and cause disease when they go awry.

MicroRNA is the Nobel-winning master regulator of the genome – researchers are learning to treat disease by harnessing how it controls genes
Europe|Science|Technology

European spacecraft launches for ‘crash scene investigation’ of first planetary defense test

European spacecraft launches for ‘crash scene investigation’ of first planetary defense test

European spacecraft launches for ‘crash scene investigation’ of first planetary defense test
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NASA wants to send humans to Mars in the 2030s − a crewed mission could unlock some of the red planet’s geologic mysteries

Before sending humans to Mars, NASA will first return humans to the Moon’s surface to test its technology and train astronauts.

NASA wants to send humans to Mars in the 2030s − a crewed mission could unlock some of the red planet’s geologic mysteries
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Air pollution inside Philly’s subway is much worse than on the streets

Researchers found 10 times more black carbon on the 15th Street/City Hall subway platform than on the sidewalk above.

Air pollution inside Philly’s subway is much worse than on the streets
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Nobel Prize in medicine goes to two American biologists for work on the discovery of microRNA

Nobel Prize in medicine goes to two American biologists for work on the discovery of microRNA

Nobel Prize in medicine goes to two American biologists for work on the discovery of microRNA
Science|Technology

Dark skies will help the Draconid meteor shower shine. Here’s how to see it

Dark skies will help the Draconid meteor shower shine. Here’s how to see it

Dark skies will help the Draconid meteor shower shine. Here’s how to see it
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IAEA team samples seawater near Fukushima plant to ensure safe release of wastewater

A team of international scientists is in Fukushima to ensure safety of the discharge of treated radioactive wastewater from the damaged nuclear power plant

IAEA team samples seawater near Fukushima plant to ensure safe release of wastewater
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The world's rivers faced the driest year in three decades in 2023, the UN weather agency says

The U.N. weather agency is reporting that 2023 was the driest year in more than three decades for the world’s rivers, as the record-hot year underpinned the drying up of water flows and contributed to prolonged droughts in many places

The world's rivers faced the driest year in three decades in 2023, the UN weather agency says
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Nobel Prize in medicine honors 2 scientists for their discovery of microRNA

Two scientists have won the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for their discovery of microRNA, tiny bits of genetic material that serve as on and off switches inside cells that help control what the cells do and when they do it

Nobel Prize in medicine honors 2 scientists for their discovery of microRNA
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2024 Nobel prizes announced this week

The Nobel prizes are to be announced this week, starting with the award for medicine or physiology on Monday.

2024 Nobel prizes announced this week
Europe|Science|Technology

US FAA authorizes SpaceX Falcon 9 vehicle for Monday flight

SpaceX's workhorse Falcon 9 rocket can return to flight for a mission planned for Monday to launch the European Space Agency's Hera spacecraft from Florida,

US FAA authorizes SpaceX Falcon 9 vehicle for Monday flight
Africa|Health|News|Science

Rwanda will deploy Marburg vaccine under trial as death toll rises to 12

Rwandan health authorities will begin a vaccine study against the Marburg hemorrhagic fever as the East African country tries to stop the spread of an outbreak that has killed 12 people

Rwanda will deploy Marburg vaccine under trial as death toll rises to 12
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'How in the world did we get here?': CNN meteorologist on Milton's rapid intensification

Hurricane Milton is now a Category 4 storm that is intensifying and will strengthen further over the record-warm Gulf of Mexico, potentially to Category 5. CNN's Derek Van Dam explains its rapid intensification.

'How in the world did we get here?': CNN meteorologist on Milton's rapid intensification
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Kazakhstan votes in favour of nuclear power plant construction, exit poll shows

Kazakhstan voted in a referendum on Sunday on whether to build its first nuclear power plant, and an exit poll showed voters backed the idea promoted by

Kazakhstan votes in favour of nuclear power plant construction, exit poll shows
Health|Science|Technology

UCSF cancer patients meet NASA astronauts, share stories of bravery

UCSF cancer patients meet NASA astronauts, share stories of bravery

UCSF cancer patients meet NASA astronauts, share stories of bravery
Environment|Science

Scientists grow mystery tree from 1,000-year-old seed

Scientists grow mystery tree from 1,000-year-old seed

Scientists grow mystery tree from 1,000-year-old seed
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5 Nobel-worthy discoveries that haven’t won the prize

5 Nobel-worthy discoveries that haven’t won the prize

5 Nobel-worthy discoveries that haven’t won the prize
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With misinformation swirling in Hurricane Helene’s wake, officials urge residents to ‘stop this conspiracy theory junk’

With misinformation swirling in Hurricane Helene’s wake, officials urge residents to ‘stop this conspiracy theory junk’

With misinformation swirling in Hurricane Helene’s wake, officials urge residents to ‘stop this conspiracy theory junk’
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Stanford scientists develop gel to protect homes against wildfires

Stanford scientists develop gel to protect homes against wildfires

Stanford scientists develop gel to protect homes against wildfires
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US FDA puts Kezar Life Sciences' lupus treatment trial on hold after patient deaths

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has placed a clinical hold on Kezar Life Sciences' trial of experimental drug for lupus, the company said on Friday.

US FDA puts Kezar Life Sciences' lupus treatment trial on hold after patient deaths
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Conservative think tank targeting NASA employees' communications about Musk, Trump

An influential conservative think tank has asked the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to disclose what employees are discussing internally about

Conservative think tank targeting NASA employees' communications about Musk, Trump
Health|Science|Technology

'A dream come true': man takes home exoskeleton device that allows him to walk again

'A dream come true': man takes home exoskeleton device that allows him to walk again

'A dream come true': man takes home exoskeleton device that allows him to walk again
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Solar flares may cause faint auroras across top of Northern Hemisphere

Solar storms may cause faint auroras across fringes of the northern United States this weekend

Solar flares may cause faint auroras across top of Northern Hemisphere
Business|Science|Technology|US

Boeing-Lockheed JV's Vulcan rocket launches second mission

Boeing and Lockheed Martin's joint venture, United Launch Alliance, said on Friday its Vulcan rocket successfully launched its second mission, in what is a crucial step to receive

Boeing-Lockheed JV's Vulcan rocket launches second mission
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J&J discontinues dengue drug study after changes in R&D portfolio

Johnson & Johnson said on Friday it will discontinue a mid-stage field study of its experimental pill for prevention of dengue as the drugmaker reprioritized its communicable diseases R&D

J&J discontinues dengue drug study after changes in R&D portfolio
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Sanofi, GSK, CSL tapped to expand US bird flu vaccine supply

GSK, Sanofi and CSL Ltd have secured $72 million from the U.S. government to ramp up production of bird flu vaccines, a health official said on Friday during a press briefing.

Sanofi, GSK, CSL tapped to expand US bird flu vaccine supply
Science|Technology

Nuclear rockets could travel to Mars in half the time − but designing the reactors that would power them isn’t easy

Sending a nuclear fission reactor into space means lots of technical questions. One research group is coming up with models that could improve how a nuclear rocket starts up and powers down.

Nuclear rockets could travel to Mars in half the time − but designing the reactors that would power them isn’t easy
Health|Science

Trees’ own beneficial microbiome could lead to discovery of new treatments to fight citrus greening disease

The promising compounda were discovered on an organic farm.

Trees’ own beneficial microbiome could lead to discovery of new treatments to fight citrus greening disease
Science|Technology

This is the world’s smallest Rubik’s Cube. And it actually works

This is the world’s smallest Rubik’s Cube. And it actually works

This is the world’s smallest Rubik’s Cube. And it actually works
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The Nobel Prizes will be announced against a backdrop of wars, famine and artificial intelligence

Wars, a refugee crisis, famine, and artificial intelligence could all be recognized with Nobel Prizes

The Nobel Prizes will be announced against a backdrop of wars, famine and artificial intelligence
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Stranded killer whales make their way to sea in Russia

A family of killer whales who were stranded in a silted estuary in the Russian Far East have made their way to the open sea after researchers directed them into deeper water, Russia's

Stranded killer whales make their way to sea in Russia
Americas|Food|Science|World

Peru celebrates 2 decades of a fast-growing breed of guinea pigs eaten as a delicacy

Peru is celebrating two decades since the creation of a genetically modified breed of guinea pig, a rodent whose meat has formed a part of the diet of people in the Andean nation for thousands of years

Peru celebrates 2 decades of a fast-growing breed of guinea pigs eaten as a delicacy
Health|Opinion|Science

Fluoride in water prevents some cavities but concern about health risks raises questions about the tradeoffs

Fluoride in water prevents some cavities but concern about health risks raises questions about the tradeoffs

Fluoride in water prevents some cavities but concern about health risks raises questions about the tradeoffs
Economy|Science|Technology|US

US nuclear power regulator urged to address 'dirty bomb' risks to society, economy

The U.S. nuclear power regulator has not acted on recommendations to address radiological security risks to the economy and society including those from "

US nuclear power regulator urged to address 'dirty bomb' risks to society, economy
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WHO approves first mpox diagnostic test for emergency use

The World Health Organization authorized Abbott Laboratories' mpox diagnostic test for emergency use on Thursday, the first such approval in the agency's effort to bolster testing

WHO approves first mpox diagnostic test for emergency use
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Next solar eclipse: When and where to view the celestial event

Next solar eclipse: When and where to view the celestial event

Next solar eclipse: When and where to view the celestial event
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California reports bird flu in two people in contact with infected cows

California, the biggest U.S. milk-producing state, on Thursday confirmed two human cases of bird flu in people who had contact with dairy cattle

California reports bird flu in two people in contact with infected cows

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