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The ongoing El Niño is breaching the “super” threshold as Earth crosses into unprecedented climate territory.El Niño, officially underway as of June 11, is a climate…
QUICK FACTSWhere is it? Emi Koussi, Chad [19.825520656, 18.551560720]What’s in the photo? A patch of bright-white salt at the summit of the Sahara’s tallest volcanoWho took…
Mysterious trenches stretching for miles across the vast Nullarbor Plain in Australia are the surface scars of huge ancient caves collapsing deep underground, according to new…
A 700-year-old female skull found in a Chinese cemetery is the world’s first archaeological example of punitive nose amputation, according to a new study. The middle-aged…
The school where Alexander the Great was educated by Aristotle more than 2,300 years ago has been uncovered in the ancient Macedonian city of Mieza, now…
Since launching in 2009, NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) — a robotic satellite about the size of a minivan — has taken more than 3 million…
Researchers in China have developed a sensor that could reduce the amount of energy that drones and other autonomous hardware use to process visual data.In a…
NASA’s latest space telescope has officially taken its first photos of our universe. Launched on Aug. 30, the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope is on its way…
Lab mice who spend time in space seem to bear offspring with reduced reproductive capacity, a new study suggests. But what that might mean for human…
Scientists built a swallowable paper battery that can power medical devices inside the body and then gradually break down after its job is done.So far, the…
