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Four amateur astronauts became the first all-civilian crew to reach orbital space.
Even markets are not spared from the effects of fake news.
Prehistoric humans rarely mated with their cousins, unlike today
Repurposing the money could be a way to fight poverty and improve global health.
It’s the third US state to announce such a move.
Chinese minors can't access online games more than three hours a week, and only during designated hours.
Coal is taking a nosedive. But is it really thanks to the Paris Agreement, or is it just about the money?
Cutting down on meat is one of the best ways to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.
It's stunning what you can produce with enough computational power.
The plan is to combine woolly mammoth and Asian elephant genes to breed a super hybrid.
Even when the narrative is trivial and boring.
Their blood, tears, and sweat contain useful chemicals for developing construction materials.
Creative success is exceptionally rare, but there may be a formula to it.
Quite an appropriate solution for a zoo!
Sometimes, you just have to get up and do a thing to be happy.
Other EU countries could soon take similar steps
Focusing on what you eat, rather than how much may be a more effective weight loss strategy in the long run.
The toll of the World Trade Center attacks echoes to this day.
Cows are much more clever than meets the eye.
We're on the cusp of a new revolution in freezing foods.
First they make you laugh and then they make you think.
The huge "dog-boned" asteroid hurling through the solar system has now been imaged in unprecedented detail.
These are not your average insects.
The next question is often, “Is there anything else that can be done?” Too often, the answer is no.
This isn't the first time researchers have had a crack at the shape of an egg.
There were giant carnivorous dinosaurs long before T. rex grew its baby teeth.
It’s time to discuss a real energy transition.
It can suck up to 4,000 tons of CO2 every year.
Cheetahs and tigers too, most likely.
An important read from everyone, from the high-ranking politician to the concerned citizen.
They are more resilient than we thought.
A love-fueled soup produced by tropical frogs may radically change how drugs are delivered through the skin.
It's all about saving energy.
Turbine blades have always been the Achilles heel of wind power -- until now.
Meet a horrifying new metric: the "mortality cost of carbon".
Science steps in once again to help us brew a better cup of tea.
Get ready for a serious lack of rain.
Get ready for a big GDP decline, unless emissions are cut
It's one of the weirdest stories you'll read today.
Wealth alone may help people live more, regardless of their genetics and upbringing, found a study on siblings and twins.
After some hiccups, NASA has confirmed that the rover has retrieved and sealed its first sample, one of many that will be eventually sent back to Earth.
Back in the day, fiber optic cables just mainly carried internet connection. That may soon change.
The little helicopter that could.
It's a health problem by now, they argue.
It will all be for charity, paid for by a US entrepreneur.
Evenly spaced zinc atoms allows the ant's mandible to pack a powerful punch.
Data from radiocarbon dating, geochemical analysis, and a medieval chronicle helped researchers solve an unusual puzzle.
The rover arrived in February on the Red Planet
Even more reasons to keep on using your face mask.
