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Gigantic clumps of invisible dark matter that roam the universe may be wreaking havoc on binary stars, slowly tearing them apart, a new study suggests. Those…

Can a “Hell Planet” have an atmosphere? In a new paper published May 8 in the journal Nature, researchers using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)…

Burmese and Birman cats have the longest average life expectancies among common pet cat breeds, according to a new study. Sphynx cats, meanwhile, die the youngest,…

Are we alone in the universe? If you consider how vast space is, such a possibility seems extremely unlikely. In the Milky Way alone, there are…

What it is: CG 4, a “cometary globule” often called “God’s Hand”Where it is: Gum Nebula, 1,300 light-years away in the constellation Puppis (the “poop deck”)When…

Some people see a face in the moon; others see a rabbit or a toad. But regardless of what you see on the lunar surface, we…

The Amazfit Active is the latest addition to the Amazfit line of budget-friendly fitness trackers, and just like its older siblings, it has much to offer.…

Papua New Guineans, who have been genetically isolated for millennia, carry unique genes that helped them fight off infection — and some of those genes come…

Nature produces some truly extravagant costumes, and birds have evolved more than their fair share of dazzling outfits. Often, it’s the male birds that steal the…

Smart glasses have arguably failed to take off, but the addition of artificial intelligence (AI) could be the key to developing a truly transformational wearable technology. In…