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The Euclid telescope has captured a rare Einstein ring around galaxy NGC 6505, located 590 million light-years from Earth. This phenomenon, predicted by Einstein's theory of general relativity, offers

PETA's latest investigation uncovers the harrowing abuse of baby monkeys, chained and forced to harvest coconuts in Thailand's industry.

Asteroid 2024 YR4's impact probability for December 2032 has plummeted from 3.1% to near zero, alleviating previous concerns about a potential collision.

New genetic testing reveals bitter crab disease infection rates in Bering Sea crabs are four times higher than previously detected, with juveniles showing over 50% infection rates

Engaging in regular physical activity can reduce dementia risk by up to 69%. Learn how even minimal exercise contributes to cognitive health.

"Over 35 freshwater mussel species have vanished, jeopardizing the filtration of billions of gallons daily. Uncover the critical role these mollusks play and the escalating threats they face."

Scientists map WASP-121b's atmosphere, revealing 96,480 km/h winds, vaporized metals, and hydrogen escaping into space. Uncover the extreme weather of this ultra-hot exoplanet.

Clocks spring forward on March 9, 2025, as the U.S. revisits the debate over making Daylight Saving Time permanent. Discover how this change impacts you and the ongoing legislative efforts.

Discover how Chilean scientists are capturing up to 10 liters of water per square meter daily from Atacama Desert fog, offering a sustainable solution for arid regions

Elon Musk advocates for deorbiting the ISS by 2027, opposing NASA's plan to maintain operations until 2030.