An organization representing New York physicians is urging people to visit doctors’ offices for medical care amid the pandemic, while a health provider has emailed similar messages to its patients.
Many Americans are turning to hunting amid fears of food shortages after food factories and meat plants halt their operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, reports say.
A 12-year-old COVID-19 patient suffered three symptoms before having a heart attack, but she survived, according to reports.
May's 'Flower Moon' will be the last supermoon of the year.
Koalas apparently drink water in the wild by licking rainwater from tree trunks.
NASA has released reprocessed images of Jupiter’s moon Europa that were taken during a previous flyby mission. According to the agency, the reprocessed images help in identifying new features on the moon in preparation for the Europa Clipper mission.
Researchers recently discovered that like solar flares and extreme space weather, earthquakes and tsunamis could also disrupt Earth’s ionosphere. According to the researchers, the effects of these Earth-based natural disasters on the ionosphere could interfere with radio communications and scramble GPS signals.
NASA and SpaceX have revealed that the company’s first crewed commercial flight to the International Space Station (ISS) has been affected by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The European Space Agency (ESA) shared a photo of a striking nebula that was previously captured by the Hubble Space Telescope. The nebula’s unique appearance was caused by the interactions between a dying star and a white dwarf.
A group of researchers was able to discover the new timeline of Mars’ ancient magnetic field. According to the researchers, the magnetic field on the Red Planet may have formed much earlier than previously thought.
NASA’s automated asteroid tracking system has detected three near-Earth objects that will safely fly past the planet on Monday (May 4). Based on the data collected by the agency, the largest asteroid in the group is about as big as the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt.
The Eta Aquariids are pieces of space debris from comet Halley that interact with our atmosphere.
The World Laughter Day 2020 will be celebrated Sunday (May 3) amid the anxiety and fears generated by the coronavirus pandemic.
A team of scientists, government officials, military agencies, and private companies were reportedly given a blank check by President Trump for coronavirus vaccine development.
People around the world have been watching Wuhan as it reopens the economy; it has shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic. Many are looking forward to learning how the city is returning back to normal, but is it really business as usual?
A ventilator set too high by medical resident doctors may have caused the death of a coronavirus patient in New York, according to reports.
A Manhattan woman, known for chain-smoking, got her landlord filing a lawsuit against her after she allegedly refused smoking despite the smoke reaching the apartments of her neighbors.
‘Dead’ coronavirus particles that remained in the bodies of recovered COVID-19 patients may have been the cause why they tested positive again, a report quoting South Korean health officials said.
The cashier's side of checkout lines at one Philadelphia supermarket was outfitted with plastic "tents" to contribute to workers' safety during the pandemic.
A new study suggests that half of Americans still yearn for those times that their parents would wake them up in the morning, with many hitting the snooze button more than once before finally getting out of bed.
NASA’s Center for Near-Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) has detected five asteroids that are expected to fly past Earth. The approaching asteroids will zip past the planet on Saturday (May 2) and Sunday.
Many New Yorkers are fleeing the city, and some of them are saying they will never return, according to reports.
According to Christie's, the lunar rock they are selling is larger than any of the lunar rocks brought back from the Apollo program.
A new study carried out in the Antarctic provided a new estimate regarding the amount of cosmic debris and space rocks that hit Earth every year. According to the researchers, an average of about 40 million kilograms of extraterrestrial material hit the planet annually.
A fireball event caused by a meteor illuminated the skies of Arizona recently.
The satellite image shows the poppies as bright orange patches across the landscape.
A team of astronomers is developing a new method that would allow space telescopes to detect signs of life in exoplanets orbiting dead stars.
A powerful eruption was detected recently from the Ebeko volcano in Russia.
The Argentina hailstone may have broken the record of a hailstone from South Dakota.
NASA’s asteroid tracking system has detected four asteroids that are currently approaching Earth.
