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A torrential slide set off by the breakdown of the biggest icy mass in the Italian Alps killed no less than six individuals and injured eight others on Sunday, a

Astronomy & Space

Red supergiant stars froth and bubble so much that their position in the sky appears to move.

Astronomy & Space News

Making a 3D guide of our world would be simpler in the event that a few stars acted to allow

Biology

The Genome of Voracious Desert Locust has been Sequenced

Biology News

The first high-quality genome of the desert locust, the world's most destructive migratory insect and a voracious feeder of plague

Astronomy & Space

The evidence is mounting that colliding neutron stars produce magnetars.

Astronomy & Space News

Magnetars are probably the most intriguing cosmic items. One teaspoon of the stuff they are made from would weigh just

Biology

Horseshoe crabs: ‘Living fossils’ essential for vaccine safety

Biology News

On a beautiful twilight evening, a group of researchers and volunteers travel to a safe ocean side along Delaware Bay

Technology

To Fight Disease, Virtual Reality Technology will be Used

Technology News

Virtual reality could be useful in the workplace, could be critical for reimagining crime scenes, and has even saved strip clubs in the midst of a pandemic. Its possibilities and

Technology