Two women completed a seven-hour spacewalk on Friday
"You know, for us, this is really just us doing our job."
Science // Science & Exploration
Man has massive, rotting scrotum removed after avoiding doctors for decades
Doctors believe he had an untreated parasitic infection.
Archaeologists unearth a Bronze Age warrior’s personal toolkit
The find sheds light on where the combatants in the Bronze Age battle came from.
Report: More than half of all US doctors get money from pharma each year
The payouts aren't changing despite newer disclosure requirements.
A new pesticide is all the buzz
The EPA has approved the first-ever bee-distributed pesticide for the US market
Just in time, a trough arrives to pull Dorian away from Florida
The new track brings Dorian very close to the South and North Carolina coasts.
Hurricane Dorian is going to come very, very close to Florida
Latest forecast models are coming into better agreement.
Study shows some political beliefs are just historical accidents
Early trend-setters swayed the group in experiments on party stances.
Dorian strengthens further, now tied for second-strongest Atlantic storm
"This is a life-threatening situation."
Part cow, part… bacterium? Biotech company makes heifer of gene-editing blunder
Gene-edited cow project on the butcher block after bacterial genes found.
Fresh images of HMS Terror shipwreck could clear up lingering mysteries
The doomed expedition became trapped in ice in 1846, and the entire crew perished.
The genetics of sexual orientation are about as complex as sexual orientation
In males and females, there's some overlap and some distinct influences.
Vaping-illness investigations turn to contaminants, counterfeits: report
Adulterated liquids containing THC still appear to be a lead suspect.
Ceramics enter a new era with laser-welded joints
Right light pulse duration and joint orientation enable ceramics to be welded.
Rocket Report: Iranian launch failure, SpaceX rideshare business booming
"We will see how things go and adjust if necessary."
