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Growing Weak Point In Earth’s Magnetic Field At Least 11 Million Years Old

Scientists were able to determine the estimated age of the weakest point in Earth's magnetic field.

NASA Detects Earth-Crossing Asteroid Flying Past The Planet

NASA has detected an asteroid that will cross Earth's orbit on Tuesday. The asteroid will safely fly past the planet from a distance of about 0.00522 astronomical units or about 485,000 miles away.

32% More Men Complain Of Low Sexual Desire, Peyronie's Disease In Post-Viagra Age

A new study that analyzed why men visit sexual health clinics reports a change in the trend over the past decade. The numbers don't refer to changes in the prevalence of these sexual problems but show what men are concerned about.

Texas Woman Hospitalized For 79 Days Due To COVID-19; Regrets Not Wearing Mask

Texas woman hospitalized with coronavirus for more than two months regrets not wearing a face covering.

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regular consumption of plant protein improves the human lifespan

Substituting Animal Meat With Plant-Based Protein Can Boost Longevity, Study Shows

The researchers found that those who swapped 3% of animal-based protein in their regular diet for plant proteins experienced a 10% reduction in mortality risk.

James Webb Space Telescope Launch Date Moved: What You Need To Know

The James Webb Space Telescope project experienced significant difficulties due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Video Captures Possible Meteor Explosion In The US

A video was able to capture the bright flash produced by a possible meteor explosion in the U.S.

Black Hole Mystery: Disappearance And Reappearance Of Black Hole's Corona Puzzles Scientists

It was the first time for astronomers to observe a black hole's corona disappear in less than a year and then reappear again.

Visible Comet NEOWISE Appears Over Stonehenge In Stunning Photo

A photographer snapped a photo of the visible comet NEOWISE as it streaked over the Stonehenge monument in England.

Solar Orbiter Snaps Stunning Closest-Ever Pictures Of The Sun, Spots 'Campfires' On The Surface

The stunning images came from a testing of the Solar Orbiter's cameras by the NASA and the European Space Agency.

China's working-age population will fall by 48%, from 1.4 billion people today to 730 million in 80 years

Scientists Predict Earth’s Population To Shrink In 50 Years

A study revealed that Earth's population is at risk of shrinking in the near future.

Researchers Identify Asteroids Of Interstellar Origins Inhabiting The Solar System

Researchers were able to identify 19 asteroids in the Solar System that originated from interstellar space.

5 Planets, Crescent Moon To Appear In The Sky On Sunday

An astronomer shared tips on how to spot Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Mars and a crescent moon in the sky on Sunday.

NASA Spots 2 Asteroids Flying Past Earth This Weekend

NASA has detected two asteroids that will fly past Earth on Sunday.

Drink Rainwater & Save the Earth

Have you ever thought about the harmful effects of plastic bottles and unhealthy, polluted water? How it reaches you and what damage it's giving to your body?

a couple who lost hundreds of pounds share tips for successful weight-loss

Couple Loses A Combined 525 Pounds; Cites 3 Things To Succeed In Losing Weight

A couple who lost hundreds of pounds in total shares tips for successful weight-loss.

Satellite Data Shows Great Lakes' Record Warm Temperatures

Surface temperatures at the lake were six to 10 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than normal for this time of the year.

NASA Offers Tips On How To See Visible Comet NEOWISE

NASA provided tips on how to see comet NEOWISE in the sky as it moves closer to Earth.

Japanese Spacecraft Carrying Asteroid Samples Returning To Earth In December

The samples collected by JAXA's Hayabusa2 spacecraft from asteroid Ryugu will reach Earth in December.

Mistaken Identity: Astronomers Spot 28 Previously Misidentified Black Holes

The 'heavily obscured black holes' were previously misidentified as being other celestial objects.

NRO, Northrop Grumman, Space Force Successfully Launch Classified Mission

NROL-129 was the U.S. Space Force's first mission from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility.

Drone Captures Rare Video Of Shark Drowning Whale [WATCH]

A researcher was able to capture a rare video of a great white shark killing a whale by drowning it.

Hubble Space Telescope Captures Image Of New Class Of Star-Forming Region

NASA and the ESA's Hubble Space Telescope was able to take a photo of a new type of stellar nursery.

Scientists Spot Partial Supernova Blasting White Dwarf Star Across Milky Way

Scientists discovered the remains of a dead star being propelled by a partial supernova across the galaxy.

ESA Discovers New Asteroid With Non-Zero Earth Impact Probability

The European Space Agency's Risk List added a new asteroid that could collide with Earth in the future.

evidence show coronavirus affects the central nervous system

COVID-19 May Silently Attack Central Nervous System, Study Shows

The virus can penetrate more into the central nervous system based on the frequency of olfaction-associated anxiety and depressed mood.

Doctors Speak Out On Children And COVID-19 Amid Plans For Reopening Of Classes

Evidence show children are not as vulnerable to COVID-19 compared to adults.

Mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus detected in New York

Mosquitoes Carrying West Nile Virus Found, NYC Health Officials Say

Symptoms often appear within 3 to 15 days after an infected mosquito bites the victim.

Botswana is home to some 130,000 elephants

Mysterious Botswana Elephant Die-Off May Have Been Caused By New Disease, Expert Says

A new disease that might have caused the mysterious deaths of hundreds of elephants in Botswana may also pose a risk to humans, a conservation expert said.

Researchers Use Insights From Zebrafish Scales To Develop Fracture Healing Model

In a recent study, researchers explain how a tiny fish could help end painful bone conditions.

National Park Issues Algal Bloom Warning After Dog's Death

The dog died about an hour after swimming in a river at Zion National Park on July 4.

Apollo 11 Scientist Reveals Secondary Mission Completed By Astronauts On The Moon

Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin had to complete a secondary task during the Apollo 11 mission that played a vital role in the success of NASA’s future space missions.