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Risk of mass deaths as heatwaves start to pass survivability threshold
People cool off at a fountain during a heatwave in Athens, Greece, in July 2023Nicolas Koutsokostas/Shutterstock As the world warms...
Read more1st of its kind, ultra-powerful space explosion could owe itself to a black hole star-destroyer
An example of an entirely new type of cosmic explosion that vastly outpowers most supernovas could be the result of...
Read moreScientists grow humanized kidneys in pig embryos
Scientists have successfully grown kidneys made of mostly human cells inside pig embryos — taking researchers yet another step down...
Read moreTonga volcano unleashed underwater flows that reshaped the seafloor
Satellite photo of Hunga Tonga-Hunga Haʻapai volcano on 15 January 2022, about 100 minutes after the eruption startedSimon Proud/Uni Oxford,...
Read moreVirgin Galctic to launch 3rd commercial spaceflight Friday, but it won’t be webcast
Virgin Galactic plans to launch its third commercial spaceflight on Friday (Sept. 8), but you won't be able to watch...
Read moreThis newfound birdlike dinosaur had surprisingly long legs
Early birdlike dinosaurs are thought to have lived lofty lives up in the trees. But a newly discovered creature had...
Read moreNever-before-seen space explosion is incredibly bright but fades fast
Artist’s impression of a black hole destroying a nearby star – a phenomenon that might explain a new type of...
Read moreJapan launches moon lander, X-ray telescope on space doubleheader (video)
Japan sent two ambitious missions soaring into the heavens today (Sept. 6) — a pioneering lunar lander and a powerful X-ray...
Read moreThe skull might offer an unexpected window into inflamed brains
Cells hidden in the skull may point to a way to detect, diagnose and treat inflamed brains. A detailed look...
Read moreGannets prefer to roll either right or left when they dive
A gannet diving for preyGlyn Thomas Photography/Alamy When gannets dive into the sea to catch fish, they roll either to...
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