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A single day of attacks on four Iranian oil refineries produced as much sulfur dioxide (SO2) as a volcanic eruption, a new analysis finds.Remote sensing from…
Walk into any U.S. pharmacy, and you’ll find a multicolored range of melatonin supplements marketed as sleep aids for adults and children alike.The body-made hormone melatonin…
Originating in the late 1990s as Celestron’s response to Meade’s LX series, the NexStar SE line was designed as an affordable, user-friendly GoTo telescope. The 6SE…
A mysterious new kind of celestial object discovered by the James Webb telescope just inched closer to reality, a new study reports.Looking within a large stellar…
Antarctica’s “Doomsday Glacier” is about to lose an ice shelf that protects it from warming ocean waters, which could have devastating long-term consequences for hundreds of…
Archaeologists in Saudi Arabia have unearthed a clay pot full of gold, silver and gemstone-encrusted jewelry that may have been buried by an Islamic pilgrim en…
Astronomers have found the most extreme example yet of a black hole outweighing its own galaxy, and it may be hiding clues to how the supermassive…
A vital ice shelf is about to break away from Antarctica’s “Doomsday Glacier,” further destabilizing one of the world’s largest and most vulnerable glaciers.The Thwaites Glacier…
The Romans controlled much of Britain for nearly 400 years, but they left relatively little genetic evidence of their occupation, new ancient-DNA research reveals.Instead, the Roman…
NASA has revealed the next steps in its plans to build humanity’s first lunar outpost, with three uncrewed missions to the moon targeted for later this…
