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The fireball-laden meteor shower is best seen after midnight on January 4.
The latest batch of SpaceX satellites to reach orbit included six direct-to-cell Starlinks.
Fusion energy scientists upgraded the KSTAR tokamak, allowing it to sustain its ridiculously hot plasma for longer.
Doctors report a 'nightmare' surge in cases of the mite-caused disease, along with treatment shortages.
The spacecraft came to within 930 miles of Io's surface—the closest any spacecraft has flown by the Jovian moon in over 20 years.
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A serene timelapse from NASA's Curiosity rover shows the light changing across an alien landscape.
Sobering new research finds that drinking less clearly lowers the risk oral and esophageal cancer.
The hypothetical particles could offer a glimpse at physics beyond the Standard Model.
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The NASA mission is making its closest flyby of Io on December 30 to investigate the source of its volcanic activity.
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New research finds people diagnosed with hypochondriasis were more likely to die of natural and unnatural causes than those without it, especially suicide.
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