
Why Might Omicron Be Dangerous, and How Is It Different to Other COVID Variants?
Omicron became the fastest variant to go from discovery to being classified as variant of concern by the World Health Organization on Friday.
Omicron became the fastest variant to go from discovery to being classified as variant of concern by the World Health Organization on Friday.
Scientists are currently unable to explain these mysteries, but are working hard to unravel them.
World Health Organization experts will convene on Friday to assess a new COVID variant that has worried scientists because of its mutations.
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The DART spacecraft will deliberately crash into a 530-foot-wide asteroid called Dimorphos in September 2022 at a speed of almost 15,000 miles per hour.
Rashelle Baird, 27, died in a hospital in Scotland. Her father has called for people who don't get the jab to be fined.
The jello-like hydrogel substance can even survive the pressure equivalent to being stood on by an elephant, despite being 80 percent water.
Scientists are concerned about the variant which has a high number of mutations on the part of the virus that infects cells.
The World Health Organization is due to meet to discuss the rise of a highly mutated COVID variant, which has been dubbed "Nu."
Michael Domeier and Nicole Nasby Lucas have just returned from two expeditions charting great whites in these shark-infested waters.
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KSTAR, which aims to bring nuclear fusion down to Earth to meet humanity's clean energy needs, confined super-hot plasma for a record 30 seconds.
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The asteroid will be accompanied by a space rock smaller than a Boeing 747, and be trailed on Saturday by an object larger than the Washington Monument.
The missile target is believed to have been a Russian satellite destroyed in the explosion. It highlighted the risk of space junk to missions like the ISS.