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The fast-moving comet likely comes from a solar system that is older than our own.

A new pilot program aims to help EMS respond quicker, not act as a replacement.

'Aspidorhynchus' was an efficient predator–but sometimes they became the prey.

Using CRISPR, researchers made a protein packed fungi that’s easier to stomach.

These are the best early Black Friday deals on STEM gifts for kids under $50. Spark imagination without driving parents up the wall.

The reptiles can swim, cartwheel, and even fly.

Plus microdosing Vikings other weird things we learned this week.

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Special ‘Omega’ pennies symbolize the end of a 232-year-long era.

Our bodies react to music whether we want it to our not.

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Lycodon irwini is the latest species named after The Crocodile Hunter.

This replica of the body's blood factory is made entirely with human cells.

The post-holiday scale spike is temporary—unless the leftovers get involved.

From collecting whale snot to capturing surprising behaviors, aerial drones are giving scientists a new view of life at sea

Biologists have finally solved the century-old reptilian mystery.

A rival chimp can die in less than 15 minutes during these deadly territorial fights.

The ancient ˁAin Samiya cup is one of the most remarkable finds of the Intermediate Bronze Age.