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[ad_1] In an unusual observation, astronomers have used the very long basic chart of the National Science Foundation (VLBA) to study the effects of radio waves coming from a distant galaxy when …

[ad_1] In a video, you can see a hungry caterpillar, working first on the edges of the leaf, approaching the base of the leaf and, with one last bite, separating it from …

[ad_1] Humans may have to worry about robots taking their jobs, but you know who else should probably watch their backs? Fruit flies! At least if you start a new robotic creation …

[ad_1] trilobites Physicists have looked deeper into the Leidenfrost effect, which you probably noticed when you poured water into a pot to test its temperature. PictureA composite image showing the successive states …

[ad_1] A beluga band took a narwhal lost and made it one of their own, said the researchers after discovering the lonely whale swimming and playing with his new friends. The narwhal …

[ad_1] A month after the death of an orca mother in the waters surrounding the island of San Juan, Washington, another tragedy struck another Jpod member. Following Tahlequah's unprecedented mourning events, the …

[ad_1] Artistic illustration of the ICESat 2 satellite and its six green laser beams designed to measure the height of the ice caps. Credit: NASA The satellite waiting to launch California Saturday …

[ad_1] Much attention has been paid to the way in which plastic ingestion impacts seabirds, fish and sea ​​turtles in recent years. It is logical to assume that naming plastic pieces is …

[ad_1] An orphaned narwhal left his changing habitat and made new friends. The narwhal probably left his home in the Arctic, 620 miles to the north, and swam to the St. Lawrence …

[ad_1] On Friday, the Russian state media TASS reported that someone has drilled a hole in the hull of the International Space Station, fueling the conspiracy theories that have arisen in recent …