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Cold War Spy Satellite Photo Captures Melting Himalayan Ice

Previously classified photos taken by a Cold War-era spy satellite showed that the Himalayan glaciers are melting at an alarming rate.

Expert Describes Earth’s Collapse Following Sun’s Superflare Strike

A cosmological researcher painted a grim description of what Earth will be like following a direct hit from the Sun’s superflare. According to the researcher, total darkness will cover parts of the planet because of the disastrous cosmic event.

Marijuana Effects: CBD Could Cause Liver Damage Like Other Drugs, New Study Reveals

Researchers have found that CBD could be damaging our livers in the same way that alcohol and other drugs do.

What Happens To Your Body When You Quit Smoking? A Timeline Of Your Year

For those who decide to quit smoking, here's a timeline of what happens to your body within your first year of quitting.

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Bone-Crushing Prehistoric Hyenas Lived In The Freezing Arctic During The Last Ice Age

Surprisingly, prehistoric hyenas also lived in the bone-chilling Arctic.

Elon Musk Recently Launched Crew Dragon Succesfully

NASA Boss Blames SpaceX Explosion For Delaying Return Mission To ISS

Administrator Jim Bridenstine of NASA casted doubt on Elon Musk’s ability to safely ferry astronauts to space after blaming the SpaceX Crew Dragon explosion for delaying the agency’s return mission to the International Space Station (ISS).

NASA Explains SpaceX Falcon Heavy's 'Atomic Clock' To Reddit Users

In preparation for the upcoming launch of SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy spacecraft, NASA explained the exact function of the Deep Space Atomic Clock (DSAC) payload through a Reddit forum.

NASA Asteroid Tracker: 141-Foot Brand New NEO Headed Towards Earth Today

Earth is about to get a close encounter with an asteroid today according to the data gathered by NASA’s Center for Near Earth Object Studies (CNEOS).

WATCH: SpaceX Falcon 9 Launch Leaves 'Nebula' In Sky Called 'Twilight Phenomenon

The successfully launch of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket left a cluster of exhaust particles in the dark sky that looked like a stunning nebula.

Mars Crater Mystery: Mysterious Dark Material Is Perplexing Scientists

Dark mass coming from a new crater on Planet Mars is perplexing NASA scientists.

Children Gain More Weight During Summer Months, Says Study

Researchers said parents can reverse the effect by keeping children on a strict meal schedule and a healthy diet.

Touchy-Feely Robots: MIT’s New AI System Can Identify Things Using Sight, Touch

The research will help robots learn how to better grasp and recognize objects.

Beyond Meat Burger vs. Impossible Burger: Which Is Healthier?

Here is a comparison of Beyond Meat's burger and the Impossible Burger to help you decide which is healthier.

Divorce Likely To Cause Weight Gain In Children, According To New Study

In addition to the risk of emotional and psychological trauma, children of divorce are also at higher risk of developing physical problems relating to weight.

Watch: ESA Melts Satellite To Study How It Ignites During Re-Entry

The European Space Agency (ESA) melted a satellite fragment to gain a better understanding of how spacecraft burn up during their re-entry to Earth.

1,100-Foot Asteroid Has Non-Zero Chance Of Hitting Earth In October

NASA’s Earth impact monitoring system has detected an asteroid that has a non-zero impact probability with Earth in October.

Summer Solstice 2019: Sunset Time, Date And Other Important Facts

The Northern Hemisphere will officially experience the first day of summer and the longest day of the year with the beginning of solstice this week.

Scientists Reveal Most Effective Diet For Weight Loss, And It's Not Keto

Studies show that high liver fat content is associated with type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and coronary artery disease.

What Is Encephalitis? The Disease That Has Killed 100 Children In India

From cause to symptoms and treatment to prevention, here is everything you need to know about the mysterious sickness that killed around 100 children in India.

SpaceX Mystery Mission: South Korean Project Baffles Public

A SpaceX project with the South Korean government is not included in the agency's public launch manifest and some are asking why.

NASA's Shocking Discovery: Global Warming Isn't Melting Polar Ice Caps, Analyst Claims

An environmental analyst claims that satellite data collected by NASA revealed polar ice caps have not melted due to global warming.

NASA Asteroid Tracker: 2 NEOs Headed For Earth Today

NASA is currently monitoring two asteroids that are on near-collision paths with Earth today. According to the space agency’s data, one of the asteroids will approach the planet at a dangerously close distance.

NASA Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity Wdowiak Ridge

Mars Mystery Explained: If There's No Water, Why Are There Clouds?

Mars is a dry and dusty planet so it has remained a mystery how its clouds are formed. Now, scientists have a possible explanation.

Flying With Kids This Summer? Experts Share Tips To Reduce Stress

From packing foods to teaching children about polite public behaviours, here are a few things to keep in mind while travelling with babies and children.

Some Ragu Pasta Sauces Recalled For Containing Fragments Of Plastic

You may want to check your recent purchase of Ragu as the company has issued a voluntary recall for numerous flavors of its pasta sauces.

'Old Town Road' Helps 4-Year-Old Boy With Nonverbal Autism Find Voice [WATCH]

Daniel Brundidge is a 4-year-old boy with autism who barely spoke until he began singing "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X.

Astronomers Predict Death Of Milky Way Galaxy After Observing Quasars

According to astronomers, the Milky Way, home of Earth and the Solar System, is expected to suffer the same fate as the other galaxies that were destroyed by the collision of their black holes.

Muscle Loss Treatment For Astronauts In Space Revealed In New Study

In preparation for the commercialization of space travel, researchers have conducted a study aimed at reducing or completely preventing muscle loss that astronauts encounter.