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Parker Solar Probe Aims To Catch A Solar Flare In Action

Since its launch, the solar probe has completed 13 perihelions or close encounters with the Sun.

Study Finds How Seahorses Give Birth: Is It Similar To Labor In Female Mammals?

Here’s how male seahorses ended up being the ones that get pregnant

The role of the skeletal bones and muscles is pivotal to the labor process in the seahorse daddies.

Analysis Of 6000-Year-Old Watermelon Seeds Reveals Ancestors Preferred Bitter Citrullus

Studying watermelon evolution from wild to domesticated variety has implications for the agricultural industry.

A man prepares to return home after heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan's Sindh province. Developing nations want funding from rich polluters to help them adapt to the impacts of global heating

Green Groups Demand Loss And Damage Money Ahead Of COP27

Green groups demand loss and damage money ahead of COP27

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The Brazilian Amazon recorded its worst month of August for forest fires since 2010, with an 18 percent rise from a year ago, according to official data

Heatwaves And Wildfires To Worsen Air Pollution: UN

Heatwaves and wildfires to worsen air pollution: UN

Premenstrual Mood Swings A 'Key Public Health Issue': Study

"(A) majority of women reported that their premenstrual symptoms interfered with their everyday life at least some of the time," a researcher said.

Ducks are believed to be superspreaders of bird flu in part because they travel so far as they migrate

Mercury Pollution Makes Ducks More Likely To Get Bird Flu: Study

Mercury pollution makes ducks more likely to get bird flu: study

The report shows how little international donors spend on improving air quality while ploughing money into dirty energy and infrastructure projects across Africa

Fossil Fuel Investment In Africa Dwarfs Clean Air Funding

Fossil fuel investment in Africa dwarfs clean air funding

In Montreal, protesters condemned Royal Bank of Canada's investment in pipelines last October

G7 Corporate Climate Plans Spell 2.7C Heating: Analysis

G7 corporate climate plans spell 2.7C heating: analysis

Skywatching Events: September Highlights To Watch Out For, Including The 'Red Triangle'

At the start of the month, Mars will be visible high in the sky in the south during dawn. As the month progresses, Mars will move eastward to form the red triangle with Betelgeuse and Aldebaran.

Assassin's Creed Valhalla lets players raid and pillage settlements as a Viking on the British Isles

Viking Poop Reveals One Of The Oldest Human Parasites

By comparing the fossilized stool samples with modern whipworm samples taken from infected people, the scientists got an overview of the worm's evolution over tens of thousands of years.

new study reveals egg cells are very choosy when it comes to the sperm that will fertilize it

Scientists Discover Secret Behind Longevity Of Human Eggs; May Help Female Cancer Patients

The cells, cleverly, omit the stage that releases reactive-oxygen species known to build up in the cells and damage DNA.

Strays began dying when an app let users share the dogs' locations. It was blocked

Century On, Political Fights Rage Over Turkey's Dogs

Century on, political fights rage over Turkey's dogs

Some races involve bulls running through the streets, while others - the 'bous a la mar' - end at the sea with runners vying to make the bulls fall into the water

Debate Flares Over Spain Bull-running Fiestas As 10 Die

Debate flares over Spain bull-running fiestas as 10 die

A health worker prepares to administer a vaccine in Los Angeles, California in January 2022

Inhaled COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Gets Green Light In China. How Effective Is It?

CanSino's inhaled booster received emergency use approval as a booster dose.

Bats are one of the world's most endangered animals, threatened by habitat loss and human persecution

Did COVID-19 Originate In Bats? Study 'Raises Serious Doubts'

Bats have an excellent immune system, but it doesn't necessarily mean they're reservoirs of viruses.

This handout illustration image released by The European Space Agency, shows an artist's impression of The Solar Orbiter in Space

Solar Orbiter Hit By Coronal Mass Ejection: 'Trying To Get The Orbiter's Attention'

Fortunately, the Solar Orbiter was built to endure such solar outbursts.

The energy market has been upended by Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Germany Puts Two Nuclear Plants On Standby In Energy U-turn

Germany puts two nuclear plants on standby in energy U-turn

Striking workers, from binmen to lawyers, are demanding pay rises in line with inflation

Incoming UK Prime Minister Truss Faces A Country In Crisis

Incoming UK prime minister Truss faces a country in crisis

Study Finds Animals That Will Be On 'Noah's Ark' Against Climate Change

"Our analysis helps predict how different animal species might respond to future climate change based on their general characteristics – even if we have limited data on their populations," Jones said

This photo released by NASA shows the planet Venus in a composite of data from NASA's Magellan spacecraft and Pioneer Venus Orbiter

Private Company To Launch First Mission To Venus. Does It Have What It Takes To Match NASA?

The presence of organic molecules does not per se mean the presence of life, it would, however, be a step "toward us considering Venus as a potentially habitable environment," Seager said.