China Aims to Have Nuclear Fusion Energy in Six Years With New 'Mega Lab'
One of the nation's top nuclear weapons scientists said "fusion ignition is the jewel in the crown of science and technology."
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Arizona Veteran Paralyzed in Iraq Walks in Exoskeleton: 'Amazing Feeling'
Richie Neider has been in a wheelchair since 2013 after suffering a spinal cord injury when hit by an IED.
Chinese Rocket Space Junk Set to Crash to Earth in One of These Two Zones
The Long March 7A rocket launched on September 13, sending bits of space junk into orbit.
Minnesota Wolf Acting Strangely Towards People: 'Not Normal Behavior'
The wolf is displaying "little-to-no-fear" of people and was chasing and eating grasshoppers, the Voyageurs Wolf Project said.
Biden Backs Lab-Grown Meat
To help the country's future food security, Biden has said the U.S. government will invest in "cultivating alternative food sources" and other biotechnologies.
Best Things You Can Do to Slow Cognitive Decline Revealed
A three-year study of over 2,000 older adults has linked daily multivitamin use and slower brain aging.
Watch Shocking Moment Shark Leaps onto Fishing Boat off Maine Coast
Endangered mako sharks are renowned for their acrobatic displays when they are caught on fishing lines.
Budget Digital Frame Aura Carver Makes Sharing Photos More Accessible
The newest Aura Carver frame looks great, and it starts at a low, attractive price. Even better, there's no limit on the number of photos you can show on it.
Fact Check: Is Our Sun Really White, Not Yellow?
The question has sparked a fiery Twitter debate over the true color of Earth's closest star. Even astronaut Scott Kelly weighed in.
Cracks Are Appearing in Earth's Magnetic Field as the Equinox Approaches
The phenomenon could mean that more auroras are visible across the northern hemisphere as the fall equinox approaches this month.
Watch Orca Hunt Seal With Rare and Chillingly Precise Hunting Technique
The heart-stopping footage shows the highly synchronized orcas creating a huge wave to dislodge their prey.
Fukushima Plants Showing 'Unusual Growing Patterns' as Residents Return
A radiation expert told Newsweek that a "vast region near the power plant" is still "significantly contaminated."
Satellites With Robot Arms Could Be Used To Pull Others Out of Orbit
James Brown from the Space Industry Association of Australia said we are "starting to see a lot more friction between the great powers in space."
Drought in China Drove Desperate Elephants To Raid Farms and Destroy Homes
A report from the United Nations University found that a herd of 15 hungry, thirsty elephants was "financially devastating" to farmers.
How Vaccine-Derived Polio Gave a Boost to the Anti-Vax Movement
Ironically, polio poses a risk only to those who remain unvaccinated.
