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Watch Incredible Moment An Orionid Meteor Burst In The Atmosphere

A photographer in Nova Scotia captured the moment the meteor entered the atmosphere and then exploded.

The Amazon: A Burning Question Absent In Brazil Vote

This handout picture released by NGO Imazon shows an Angelim Vermelho tree (Dinizia Excelsa Ducke) which is the tallest ever found in the Amazon

The Amazon: a burning question absent in Brazil vote

This Is The Best Age To Give Up Smoking, Study Finds

This is the third such study to find that age 35 is the appropriate age to quit smoking, John Pierce, a professor emeritus in the Department of Family Medicine and Public Health at the University of California, wrote in a commentary of the study

Handout picture released by Imagen Chile showing a total solar eclipse from Union Glacier in Antarctica

Watch Moon's Shadow Engulf Earth In Satellite Videos Of This Year's Last Solar Eclipse

The partial solar eclipse was visible from Europe and parts of Africa and Asia.

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Koons' art project will mark 50 years since America's last crewed trip to the Moon

Human DNA-Infused Space Crystals Could Soon Be Sent To The Moon

"We will see in 5,000 to 10,000 years when these things finally get opened by us or aliens," the CEO Space Crystals LLC said.

Mojo Vision, a California startup, says its smart contact lens is part of a move to "invisible computing," which allows people to interact more naturally with technology

With Halloween Around The Corner, FDA Warns Against Dangers Of Decorative Contact Lens

The first thing to know about buying lenses is that all types of contact lenses require a prescription.

Health Study Finds Playing Video Games May Be Good For Cognitive Health

A new study from the National Institutes of Health shows signs that video games could be good for developing better cognitive health in children.

The International Space Station (ISS) is photographed by Expedition 66 crew member Roscosmos cosmonaut Pyotr Dubrov from the Soyuz MS-19 spacecraft, in this image released April 20, 2022. Pyotr Dubrov/Roscosmos/Handout via REUTERS

ISS Moves To Avoid Russian Debris: NASA

The ISS fired its thrusters for over five minutes to avoid hitting the debris of a defunct Russian satellite.

Yellow, Blue And Green: Colorful Ethiopian Lakes Look Stunning In Satellite Image

The distinct currently do not have any semblance of a shared origin in the real-colored picture.

Solar Eclipses In US: 3 Upcoming Cosmic Marvels Coming North America's Way

While people in Europe, Central and South Asia, Northern Africa and the Middle East will enjoy this year's final solar eclipse, Americans will be on the night side of Earth.

An aerial view of Maldives capital Male December 9, 2009.

This Hidden Ecosystem Is Creating An 'Oasis Of Life' Deep In Ocean [Watch]

"This has all the hallmarks of a distinct new ecosystem," marine biologist Alex Rogers, University of Oxford, said.

Pet Cats Can Actually Tell If You're Talking To Them

Cats often get a bad rap for being rather aloof creatures, but cat owners may beg to differ.

18K Gold Commemorative Astronaut Watch Auctioned For Record Breaking $1.9M [Photo]

It is one of the 26 gold watches that were presented to astronauts at a gala dinner honoring the Apollo 11 astronauts' success.

Scientists Capture What Our Magnetic Field Sounds Like And It's Creepy [Listen]

The European Space Agency shared the audio clip just in time for Halloween.

Last Solar Eclipse Of 2022 Falls Tuesday: Here's Everything You Need To Know

The eclipse will start in the Atlantic Ocean at 08:58:20 Universal Time (GMT) or 4:58 a.m. EDT.

A single use coffee cup inside a Starbucks in London, Britain, March 6, 2020.

Single Cup Of On-The-Go Coffee Exposes Person To 1,500 Plastic Bits, Study Finds

A single cup of takeaway coffee per week has the potential to expose one to over 90,000 microplastic particles each year.

Rare Glass Octopus Sighting Wows Netizens [Video]

"They're also so clear as glass that you can see their nerves and digestive tract. Their appearance is camouflaged, and this ability will protect them from attack," wrote one user on Twitter.