Hubble Sees a Possible Runaway Black Hole Creating a Trail of Stars
The trail was so unusual that scientists originally dismissed it as the result of a malfunction, but follow-up spectroscopic observations it.
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Trial Skin Cancer Vaccine Dramatically Reduced Melanoma Relapse in Patients Receiving Immunotherapy
The FDA recently granted "Breakthrough Therapy" designation to help speed along a pairing of the mRNA-4157/V940 vaccine
Mars Rover Camera Has Spotted Bizarre Bone-like Structures
The Mars Curiosity rover has spotted some bizarre bone-like structures on the surface of Mars, exciting social media comments.
Webb Telescope Reveals Yet More Details Never-Before-Seen in Cassiopeia - An Exploding Star
The "Green Monster" in the middle of the shot-an ode to Fenway Park in Boston, is something that scientists don't know what to make of.
Intricate Feather Patterns of an African Bird Inspires New Water Bottle Design
The ingenious and unique feathers of a beloved African bird could provide the inspiration for space-age water bottles which keep liquid still whilst we move. The Namaqua sandgrouse, or "kilkamaine"— an Afrikaans word for the sound they make, is a desert specialist whose breast feathers can soak up water like a sponge and keep it […]
Mathematicians Discover Elusive 'Einstein' Shape: 'The Miracle that Disrupts Order'
Is there a shape that could interlock with itself ad infinitum without ever replicating a pattern? Turns out, there is.
Microbot That Targets and Captures Damaged Cells is Real-Life Pac-Man
A tiny controllable robot acts as a real-life 'Pac-Man'—identifying and gobbling up damaged cells in living things.
Rooms Filled with Plants Could Protect Us from Colds and Flu by Disinfecting Air, Study Finds
When absorbing sunlight, plants produce a biochemical that is a common sight among home first aid kits—hydrogen peroxide—a disinfection.
A Hero Ingredient To Help Manage Obesity: The Hardy Roselle Plant
When roselle polyphenols inhibited the lipase enzyme, the fat cannot be absorbed and is passed through the colon as waste.
Stunning Tomb With Skylights in a Carved Chamber Uncovered From the Jin Dynasty - LOOK
Dating probably to the year 1190 CE, three individuals were found inside the tomb which was also constructed with a skylight of all things.
This Iridescent Coating Could Cool Your House Without Air-Conditioning
How can we cool houses without using A/C? Scientists have now discovered that one way would be to turn the roof into a beetle's shell.
Scientists Say Exposure to Microplastics in Human Bodies is Not Inflammatory
Microplastics have been recorded everywhere we've looked for them, but macrophages can protect us from small amounts in our bodies.
Unprecedented Gamma-Ray Burst is 'The BOAT' - Brightest of All Time in Human History
The GRB was so bright, it effectively blinded the various instruments built to record them, including NASA's Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope.
College Kids Prepare to Send the First Private Lunar Rover to the Moon
In preparation for the May 4th launch, the team at CMU has conducted dozens of training simulations to ensure they can handle potential issues
Microphones Reveal Plants Make Many Sounds Especially When Stressed-And Each Species Sounded Different (Listen)
Plants have been recorded emitted sounds that no human can hear-mostly while they are stressed, and unique to each species and stressor.
New Sensor Can Tell Whether You Have Covid-19 or The Flu - And Do it Within 10 Seconds
Researchers used a single-atom-thick nanomaterial to detect COVID-19 and the flu-at lower levels and much faster than other tests for either.
Scientist Finds Saturn Doing Something Never Seen Before in Our Solar System: 'Hiding in Plain View for 40 Years'
An astronomer discovered that Saturn's rings are changing the atmosphere-something that's never been seen before in our solar system.
When Life Gives You Carbon… Make a Factory for Producing Carbon-Negative Concrete
One of the most ubiquitous of human building materials, concrete is also one of the most carbon-intensive manufacturing methods in society.
Watch Mars Kiss Our Crescent Moon - the Highlight of April Stargazing
As we are only a week of waxing away from the full moon of April, it's worth taking a look at other spring stargazing events.
Participating in Group Sports Can Offset High Stress and Contribute to Academic Competence During Challenges
A new study found an active sporting hobby offset stress and contributed to academic competence even during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
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