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NASA's Hubble Captures Stunning Image Of New Dwarf Galaxy In Our Cosmic Backyard

Scientists recently discovered a dwarf galaxy next to the Milky Way using the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope.

NASA's New Horizons Captures Most Detailed Photo Of 'Space Snowman' Ultima Thule Yet

NASA has released the clearest image of Kuiper Belt object 2014 MU69, dubbed Ultima Thule.

Are You An Early Bird Or Night Owl? Study Says It's In The Genes

A new study says that your genes are probably the reason why you love the night better.

Is Your Teen A Vape Addict? Blame The FDA, American Lung Association Says

The American Lung Association gave the US Food and Drug Administration an “F” grade for lack of action in protecting teens from possible e-cigarette addiction.

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Saturn Facts: 5 Unusual Discoveries About Gas Giant Including Moon Birth, Methane Rain

Here are some unexpected discoveries about Saturn and its many moons from the Cassini spacecraft before it got destroyed in 2017.

NASA's OSIRIS-REx Captures Amazing Photos Of Asteroid Bennu, Most Detailed Yet

NASA's OSIRIS-REx has taken images of the asteroid Bennu from just a mile away, the closest a spacecraft has orbited an object.

New Bill To Require Drug Test For Food Stamp Recipients In Alabama

Alabama representative Tommy Hanes has filed a bill that would require food stamp beneficiaries to undergo a drug test first before they are given concessions.

Best Painkiller Is Enough Sleep, New Study Reveals

The less sleep you get, the more you are sensitive to pain, says a recent study by scientists from the UC Berkeley.

Anger Management Therapy: Giving Your Anger A Name Will Help You Control It

A recent study shows that giving your emotion a label might help in curbing your reactions.

'Kingdom Hearts 3' Guide: How To Fight Faster

While "Kingdom Hearts 3's" Sora can be a bit similar to moving underwater on his own, he has ways to be quick on his feet.

What Is A Polar Vortex? Deadly Winds Kill 6 In US Midwest

Some areas in the United States have declared a state of emergency as the ongoing polar vortex phenomenon continues to bring way below zero temperatures.

Are Anti-Vaxxers Causing Measles Outbreak In Washington, Portland?

Reactions to the spread of measles are mixed, though most appear to blame the outbreak on parents' choice to say no to vaccinations.

Fruit Recall 2019: What Is Listeria? Symptoms, Causes and Treatment

The U.S. Food & Drug Administration has ordered the recall of fresh plums, peaches and nectarines from major groceries, citing possible Listeria contamination.

PS Plus February 2019 Games Announced Today? Predictions Include 'The Last Guardian'

Sony has yet to reveal the PS Plus free games for February 2019. However, fans are always hot on their heels about knowing what's next.

Sprint-Locked iPhone: How To Unlock Device

Similar to other providers, Sprint also has a process to unlock their phone, but this guide can help you through it.

Apple iPad Mini 5 Release Date: Updated Features Include Pencil, Smart Keyboard Support?

Developer Steve Troughton-Smith has found Apple Pencil and smart keyboard support for the upcoming iPads.

Queen Elizabeth II-Owned Priceless Drawing Has Leonardo Da Vinci's Thumbprint [PHOTOS]

Leonardo da Vinci's thumbprint has been discovered in a drawing by the Renaissance artist owned by Queen Elizabeth II.

SpaceX Falcon Heavy First Commercial Mission Launch Date, Details Revealed

SpaceX filed a flight request that details the next Falcon Heavy launch that'll happen between March and September.

'Missing Link' Discovered: Mysterious Deep Space Object May Hold Secrets To Planet Formation

Scientists have discovered a mysterious new space rock that may shed light on how planets are formed.

Saturn Moon Titan Mystery: Unusual Secret Behind Thick, Nitrogen-Rich Atmosphere

Scientists may have unlocked the secret behind the thick, nitrogen-rich atmosphere of Saturn's moon, Titan.

Toddlers On Gadgets: Poor Cognitive Development Linked To High Screen Times, Study Says

Preschoolers who spend more time staring at cellphone or laptop screens are less likely to perform well on development screening exams, says a study.

Sore Throat Could Be Sign of Larynx Cancer, Study Reveals

A new study in the UK has found that persistent sore throat can be an early sign of larynx cancer.

'Kingdom Hearts 3' Release: Everything We Know So Far

Here's a quick rundown of what we know about "Kingdom Hearts 3" on its first day of release.

2019 Best Weight Loss Apps For Android Users

Here are 10 of the best weight loss apps that Android users can check out for 2019.

Apple Watch Series 2 Replacement: First-Gen Owners Qualify For Rumored Repair Option

According to a recent Apple internal announcement, Apple stores can now replace any first-gen Apple Watch with a Series 2 Apple Watch.

Android 10.0 Q Update: Face ID Rival For Verification, More In The Works

A leaked Android 10.0 Q build was datamined and found lines of code pertaining about a Face ID feature.

Elon Musks Works From 80 to 100 Hours A week

Elon Musk’s 80-Hour Workweek Could Be Bad For You

Elon Musk’s 80- to 100-hour workweek could be bad for everyone in the long run, according to an expert.

Tesla Gigafactory Apprenticeship Program: Who Can Qualify?

Tesla is searching for new apprentices for their for Gigafactory program. Here's what you need to know to get in.

Apple Admits FaceTime Bug Enables Callers To Eavesdrop Before Anyone Answers

A new FaceTime bug allows people to listen to a person's microphone feed without them picking up when they are added to a FaceTime group call.

Apple vs. Samsung: Galaxy S10 Maker Eyes Corephotonics, Firm Suing Tim Cook’s Company

Samsung has shown interest in acquiring an Israeli smartphone camera designer firm who has sued Apple before.

Here's What Happens To Earth When The Sun Dies

The Sun will apparently take the Earth with it when it dies.

NASA's Hubble Captures Amazing Image Of Spiral Galaxy Dying, Losing Gas [PHOTOS]

NASA released a new image of a galaxy losing its spiral arms that was taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.

Woman's Eyeball Looks Like Sliced Pizza: Here's Why [PHOTO]

A new report revealed why a woman's eyes resembled sliced pizza.

Apple Planning A Netflix-Like Subscription Service For Video Games

Apple could soon charge users a monthly fee for a selection of video game titles on its platforms.

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