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a trio of space rocks flamed out over the same part of the globe on the same night.

this experimental toilet identifies users by their finger and anal prints while gathering data for urine and stool analysis, a new study reports.

behold the truly fantastical siphonophore, a collective that looks like a single critter.

boeing hopes its second uncrewed test flight for nasa will make it all the way to the space station this time.

these amorous pandas are a shining example of perseverance.

antarctica is home to our usual hole in the ozone layer. this year, the arctic is getting in on the action.

newme telepresence robots stand in for university students at graduation, due to concerns over the coronavirus in japan.

the model 3 infotainment system provides the basis for tesla's ventilator, hastily designed to combat device shortages around the world.

apple ceo tim cook says the company plans to ship more than 1 million a week.

elon musk says it may have been 'a test configuration mistake.'

our natural satellite is going to do its best to get your attention on april 7.

as it turns out, a whole lot of people would like to visit the moon (and mars). nasa has received over 12,000 applications for its next class of astronauts, it announced this week.

the fossil of the long-legged flies with their proverbial pants around their ankles is now one of australia's oldest on record.

i thought it was a dream, seeing such rich microbial life in rocks,' suzuki said in a university of tokyo release on thursday

it's a grim covid-19 milestone, with the highest number of cases in the us, italy, spain and germany.

nasa says stargazers are in for a 'spectacular' show.

a pan-european initiative shares code for an app that's designed to warn people, without violating their privacy, when to self-isolate.

the joke is on an asteroid named arrokoth.

harvard scientists suggest covid-19 might cause loss of smell by damaging a particular set of cells in the nose.

too bad there aren't any aliens there to read it.