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Tourette's Syndrome: 'Stimulating' Research Offers New Hope For Treatment

A watch-like device that people with Tourette's can turn on to deliver the stimulation whenever needed, is underway.

Interstellar Comet Might Survive Trip To Solar System, Scientists Reveal

New observations confirmed that the interstellar comet that entered Earth’s neighborhood last year would not break apart completely. In a new study, scientists explained that the comet known as 2I/Borisov would survive its trip across the Solar System.

NASA Scientist Explains How To Find Alien Life On Mars

A scientist from NASA explained the proper way of finding evidence of alien life on Mars.

Watch Out For Friday Night's Full Strawberry Moon, Eclipse

The Strawberry Moon will appear full for about three days.

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Street Medic Guide gives tips on what to do when exposed to tear gas

‘Street Medic Guide’ Outlines What To Do When Exposed To Tear Gas

“Street Medic Guide” outlines the necessary precautions to take when one is exposed to tear gas.

Experts suggest going barefoot when running to help prevent injuries

Experts Suggest Health Buffs Should Consider Barefoot Running To Help Prevent Injuries

Barefoot running may help prevent injuries, a new scientific review reveals.

Exposure To 'Forever Chemicals' In Cleaning Products Can Advance Menopause By 2 years

PFAS causes potentially detrimental effects on ovarian function.

30 Ways To Lose Weight Fast

Crash diets are the fastest way to lose weight, but these are not sustainable. The best way is still a lifestyle change, which is gradual but sustainable in the long run.

After Demo-2, NASA Is Now Preparing For Mars Rover Launch

The Perseverance Rover is scheduled to launch on July 17, 2020.

Bolide Meteor Turns Night Into Day In New Fireball Video [WATCH]

Several eyewitnesses across the U.S. spotted the moment when a meteor hit Earth and created a bright fireball in the atmosphere.

Astrophysicist Urges Space-Based Reflection To Deal With Pandemic And ‘Racedemic’

With the ongoing pandemic caused by the coronavirus and the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd, renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson urged the public to reflect on Earth from an astronaut’s perspective.

The Antarctica ocean sanctuary plans are part of a push to protect the last pristine continent

Scientists Discover Area With The Cleanest Air In The World

A group of researchers was able to identify the region on Earth that has the cleanest and most pristine air.

NASA's OSIRIS-REx Captures Highest-Resolution Mosaic Yet Of Asteroid Bennu Sample Site

Osprey is the backup site for the sample collection attempt in October.

Hubble Space Telescope Makes Surprising Discovery In Ancient Star Formation

Using the Hubble Space Telescope, a team of astronomers was able to make an important discovery regarding the formation of the first generation of stars and galaxies in the universe.

NASA Reveals How Citizen Scientists Beat AI In Finding Exoplanets

NASA recently explained how participants of its Citizen Science program play a huge role in the discovery of new exoplanets.

Greatest Eastern Elongation: See the Planet Mercury In The Sky Tonight

Mercury will be at its greatest eastern elongation on June 4.

NASA Asteroid Tracker: Massive Earth-Crossing Object Approaching Planet On Thursday

NASA’s automated asteroid tracking system has detected an approaching near-Earth object that’s bigger than a building.

Study Highly Suggests Wearing Masks During Sex, Part Of 'New Normal'

A new study reveals that wearing of masks during sex could be added to the list of "new normal."

A snow leopard in Kyrgyzstan. As few as 4,000 of the big cats could be left in the high mountains of Asia according to the World Wildlife Fund

Wildlife Extinction Happening Faster Than Expected, Scientists Suggest

More than 500 species of land animals found to be on the verge of extinction and are likely to be gone within 20 years, scientists say.

python discovered in hawaii baffles officials as to its origin

Hunter Discovers Python In Hawaii; Officials Baffled How Reptile Arrived On Island

A python captured in Hawaii continues to puzzle officials as there are no native snakes on the islands, and it is illegal to import one there, reports say.

scientists baffled by the reduction in size of the deer mouse

Scientists Baffled By Mysterious Reduction Of Mice Sizes

Mice are getting smaller in a rather mysterious way, a recent study reveals.

Stress-Related Hair Graying Is Naturally Reversible, Finds Study

Stop stressing out to bid adieu to those silver strands.

bacteria superbugs antibiotic resistance

Researchers Find Extensive Antibiotic-Resistant Genes Widespread In Bacteria That Attack Humans And Soil

The findings not only indicate the emerging threat to one of the most used antibiotics but also a promising way to deal with it.

NASA’s ISS Tracker: How To Spot The Space Station From Home

NASA's "Spot the Station" program notifies those who signed up if the ISS will fly over their area.

Strawberry Moon, Penumbral Lunar Eclipse: Sky Events To Watch Out For On Friday

Other names for the coming full moon include the Honey Moon or Mead Moon.

New Cosmic Phenomenon ‘Green Ghost’ Appears In The Sky

A skygazer was able to capture a rare video of a newly discovered cosmic phenomenon. Known as a Green Ghost, the mysterious glow in the sky appeared right after another rare natural event.

Queen Guitarist Brian May Joins Study On Asteroid Origins

Astrophysicist Brian May, who is best known as the lead guitarist of the band Queen, has joined a study focused on studying the origins of asteroids. The authors began the study by investigating the subjects of two sample-return asteroid missions.

Briefcase-Sized ASTERIA Breaks Record For Smallest Satellite To Spot An Exoplanet

The intention of the mission with ASTERIA was to see whether it can perform fine pointing control.

Sixth Mass Extinction On Earth Is Accelerating, Scientists Warn

Scientists warned that the current mass extinction event affecting Earth is happening at an accelerated rate. If it continues, the scientists noted that it could trigger the collapse of the entire civilization.

Astronomers Film Black Hole Shooting Out Powerful Jets [WATCH]

A group of astronomers was able to film a black hole shooting jets of cosmic material into space. The astronomers noted that the materials in the jets came from a nearby star that the black hole is slowly devouring.

Mars Once Had A Ring, New Evidence Suggests

A team of researchers came across new evidence that strongly suggests that Mars once had rings around it. The researchers came to this conclusion after studying the behavior of Mars moons Phobos and Deimos.

NASA Tracker: 170-Foot Asteroid Traveling 20,000 MPH Approaching, Flying By Earth

An asteroid almost as big as a building is expected to approach Earth on Wednesday (June 3). According to NASA’s Center for Near-Earth Object Studies (CNEOS), the incoming asteroid will cross the planet’s path during its upcoming visit.