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The remains of a British meteorologist who died in an Antarctic expedition in 1959 have been recovered six decades later from a glacier, the British Antarctic Survey said Monday.

They were identified by DNA-testing as those of Dennis “Tink”…

WASHINGTON — Summer’s most dazzling meteor shower, the Perseids, peaks early Wednesday. At the same time, Venus and Jupiter will converge in the sky — overlapping like a very bright star.

If your focus is the meteor shower, it’s worth knowing…

Aboard the International Space Station (ISS), NASA astronaut Don Petit took this stunning image in a long exposure capture.

Within just one photo, Petit revealed many different events that could be seen from low-Earth orbit, from star trails to…

Scientists were left perplexed by the impact of an undetected flood in Greenland that occurred over a decade ago. The findings are raising as many questions as answers.

What’s happening?

Unknown to researchers at the time, Greenland experienced a…

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Astronomers have discovered over a dozen “dormant” galaxies that paused their star formation within the first billion years after the Big Bang.

A meteorite that survived atmospheric entry and smashed through the roof of a Georgia home earlier this year may have…

A tiny blob of gelatinous tissue sitting in a dish represents a giant leap forward in human brain research.

Known as an organoid, it’s a living 3D model of a human organ; one of the first to constitute multiple different regions of the brain….

A survey of the Max Planck Society’s postdoctoral researchers paints a stark picture of work life at the renowned German…