Star Struck: Amateur Astronomer Teams Discover Supernovae, Storms on Saturn
Australia's Astronomical Society has awarded its revered Page Medal to two amateur astronomy projects for the first time in its history.
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Mystery Outbreak of Brain Tumors at New Jersey High School Investigated
Environmental tests have been carried out at Colonia High School in Woodbridge Township due to reports of brain tumors in former staff and pupils.
Nuclear Safety in Ukraine 'Seriously Jeopardized on Several Occasions'âIAEA
A team of experts will visit the Chernobyl nuclear power plant to deliver equipment and assess the site that was occupied by Russian forces for five weeks.
Russian Cosmonauts Are Being 'Brainwashed': Ex-NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly
Kelly told Newsweek some of his former colleagues believe the invasion of Ukraine was to "prevent Nazis and NATO from destroying Russia."
Brave Golden Jackal Seen in Subarctic Russia for First Time Ever
The jackal is hundreds, if not thousands, of miles from its normal home, with the closest breeding group located more than 600 miles away in Estonia.
Man's Heart Filled His Entire Chest in Extremely Rare Medical Case
The unnamed middle-aged man was found to be suffering from a condition known as Wall to Wall Heart.
Longevity Secrets From Kane Tanaka, the Second Oldest Person to Ever Live
Tanaka was born in 1903 and survived two World Wars and two global pandemics. She died at 119 Years and 107 days old.
Crocodile Does Elevator Butt Just Like Cat in Viral Video
Reptile conservationist Lindsey Lawson told Newsweek this reaction is caused by a natural reflex, found throughout the animal kingdom.
Bill Gates Jokes About Tracking People With Vaccines
The billionaire and global health advocate took aim at "strange" conspiracy theories at a TED talk this month.
Tested: The Best Travel Technology Gear in 2022
From cables and chargers to backpacks and a water bottle, this is some of the best gear we travel with.
An 800-Year-Old Medieval Wax Seal Found by 10-Year-Old Boy Sells for $5,000
Metal detectorist Adam Staples said 10-year-old George Henderson "must have the Midas touch" after he found the object 10 minutes into a metal detecting trip.
How To Watch NASA's Mega Moon Rocket Dress Rehearsal After It Was Scrapped
The dress rehearsal is the last major test before the SLS launches on its first test flightâknown as Artemis I.
Wild Animals Shot With Air Rifle Rescued by Zoo: 'Extremely Saddening'
One of the animals that the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospitalâan ospreyâhad to be humanely euthanized after being admitted due to the extent of its injuries.
BA.2 Stealth Omicron Spread Shows COVID Not Over, Says Science Chief
Patrick Vallance, chief scientific adviser to the U.K. government, said the world could be "taken by surprise" by another variant and urged preparedness.
Incredible Video Shows Flubber-Like 'Magnetic Slime' That Can Grasp Objects
The "magnetic slime" can negotiate narrow channels with a diameter of 1.5 millimeter and can fix broken electrical circuits.
