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Space travelers who have returned from longer-than-90-day spaceflights may show signs of poor bone recuperation even after a year on Earth, but including more opposition-based practices during spaceflight may help

Astronomy & Space

Independent reanalysis of radio observational data from M87’s galactic center

Astronomy & Space News

A free reanalysis of the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT's) observational information for the focal point of the curved world M87

Geography

Elephant Migration Routes in Namibia are Losing Vegetation

Geography News

According to a new study led by the University of Eastern Finland, vegetation is decreasing along elephant migration routes in

Astronomy & Space

A massive black hole that rotates at a slower rate than its peers.

Astronomy & Space News

Stargazers have made a record-breaking estimation of a dark opening's twist, one of two key properties of dark openings. NASA's

Environment

Climate Change may alter Wildlife-human Conflicts

Environment News

Human-wildlife conflict is a significant and growing threat to the long-term survival of some of the world's most iconic species,

Astronomy & Space

Ibuprofen pills with flavoring last longer in space.

Astronomy & Space News

Ibuprofen tablets altered to get by in space have gotten back to Earth and shown that those with added flavor endure preferred with less corruption over those with no additional

Astronomy & Space