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One dose can be effective, but for how long?

The cookie doesn’t have to crumble that way.

In the midst of a pandemic, we still sent astronauts back into space, broke off pieces of two asteroids, stared hard at the sun, and so much more.

Thank you, patient algorithm, for the most extensive crater catalog yet.

Swiss Miss is just a miss.

A decades-old Superfund site poses new threats to displaced communities.

The actor from the beloved holiday film has a sad connection with one of NASA’s worst tragedies.

New data from the CDC shows overdoses over this past year were highest in the early months of the pandemic.

Here are some tips for breaking out of your routine.

Artificial trees can actually be a smarter choice in certain scenarios.

Here’s everything you need to know this week.

The long-lashed mammals represent a cultural cornerstone and a booming industry.

All you need is paper, scissors, and tape.

Makeshift habitats can help you survive a crisis during the coldest months of the year.

Everything you need to know about our nearest neighbor.

Years of behavioral and psychological research have given us insight into how to splurge optimally.

Keep those mitts clean—but also hydrated.

To solve future problems, we must protect specimen from the past.

No rural counties in Texas received Pfizer’s vaccine this week.

Apple’s new Privacy Labels show users how developers plan to track their personal information.