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If you were in the southern tip of South America on December 14, 2020, you were in for a special treat – the only solar eclipse of 2020. But thanks to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), we are in for a treat too.
Today the first person in the United States received a COVID-19 vaccination, a vaccine intended to prevent the coronavirus infection. This vaccine is a light at the end of the tunnel, a hope that the pandemic can be stopped. It’s practically a miracle that it was developed so fast.
Wu Yung-sen is a photographer and blackwater diver from Taiwan. He takes a very unique type of underwater photograph that lets us see deepwater creatures we normally would never get to see.
The geeks at NASA just released a treasure trove of new images taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. Check out the newest Hubble Space Telescope images in the picture gallery below.
On Friday, NASA released move than 50 new images captured by the Hubble Space Telescope. The collection, called the Caldwell Catalogue, includes exploded stars, star clusters, galaxies, and more. Check out the collection here.
Does the thought of even eating a animal cracker make you sad? Take heart! Here comes meat grown in a lab!
People that more easily spread viruses are called “superspreaders”. Now scientists have identified the features that make some people superspreaders.
2020 SO will fly past the Earth tomorrow at 3:50 AM ET, coming as close as 31.605 miles from our planet. It’s close, but still considered safe. Funny thing though – scientists are not sure what the object is and pretty sure it’s not “natural”.
The Sun takes a step back, the leaves lull themselves to sleep, and autumn is awakened. But how do trees know when it’s time to turn their leaves brown and drop them to the ground?
Astronomers just completed a new model of the Milky Way Galaxy that is the most accurate depiction of our galaxy to date. The new model revealed a couple of unexpected twists.
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