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The GOES-19 satellite, which has officially entered operational service, is poised to redefine weather monitoring and space weather prediction. As reported by NOAA, this advanced satellite provides high-resolution imagery and real-time…

Recent findings reveal that the Indian Plate is splitting into two, a phenomenon that could reshape the region’s geological landscape. Published in the American Geophysical Union, this groundbreaking discovery points to delamination, where the…

Skywatchers, get ready for a dazzling lunar display this weekend: April’s full moon, known as the Pink Moon or Paschal Moon, will rise on the evening of Saturday, April 12.

While it won’t appear pink, this full moon holds a special distinction…

‘Hairy” medieval book covers previously thought to be made from deer or boar skin are in fact made of sealskin, researchers have found.

The covers of the 12th- and 13th-century books from French monasteries were made using seals believed to be…

The world’s largest particle collider is set to get a brand new toy, named for the oldest guy in the Bible.

The toy–a detector, actually—is called MATHUSLA. Researchers submitted a conceptual…

Jared Isaacman’s confirmation hearing on Wednesday (April 9) got a bit testy at one point.

The 42-year-old Isaacman, a billionaire entrepreneur who has funded and flown two astronaut missions with SpaceX, is President Donald Trump’s choice to…

A fascinating new snapshot from the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Mars Express has revealed the dynamic landscape of Mars, showcasing both rugged terrain and smoother, younger plains on the planet’s surface. The image captures the Acheron…

A videographer has shared delightful footage of a tiny lumpsucker he spotted in Canadian waters. 

“This was the ONLY Pacific spiny lumpsucker I was able to find and film these past few weeks,” says underwater videographer Kolin Hansen from 

In 2018, Kīlauea volcano in Hawai‘i sent a towering plume of ash nearly five miles into the sky – and it travelled far and wide.

In fact, scientists now believe that this ash kickstarted an even mightier event over 1,200 miles away in the…