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The University of Manchester discovered a 13-foot pregnant ichthyosaur fossil in a melting glacier deep in Patagonia. According to IFL Science, it was the first complete ichthyosaur discovered in Chile

Environment

Fish with bulging eyes, yellow iris, and hanging gums were caught 3,600 feet below the ocean’s surface.

Environment News

There are more than 32,000 fish species living in Earth's seas, including those recognizable to us and those not usually

Neuroscience

Type 1 Diabetes in Parents can have an Impact on Children’s Cognitive Progress

Neuroscience News

According to a study published April 19 in the open-access journal PLOS Medicine, children's cognitive development may be impaired regardless

Astronomy

A CubeSat is travelling to the moon to ensure that the orbit of the Lunar Gateway is steady.

Astronomy News

Before this decade is finished, NASA will send space travelers to the moon for the first time since the Apollo

Astronomy

In an Orbital Test, an Astronomical Space Trash Cleaning Spacecraft nearly Catches the Target

Astronomy News

Astroscale, a private orbital debris removal company, has verified its magnetic capture device, which is aimed to address the problem

Mining & Energy

Assisting EVs in being calm during the battery weight balancing act

Mining & Energy News

Pressing sufficient energy into a battery to control a vehicle is coming down on the capacity of gadgets that, for the last 100 years or thereabouts, have mostly been entrusted

Technology