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Scientists looked at data from 25 studies and found a clear association between exposure to two insecticide classes and lower sperm concentrations.
Called Detumbler, it's designed as a way to tackle the growing problem of space debris in Earth orbit.
The galaxy was seen in Pandora’s Cluster, a previous target of the space observatory.
The long-duration radio emissions were seen over a large sunspot on our star’s surface, revealing a previously unknown stellar phenomenon.
The space agency has put its ambitious plans to return samples from Mars on hold as it sorts out its funding for next year.
The generous gift will significantly advance the SETI Institute’s quest to detect intelligence beyond Earth.
A slew of recent articles are claiming that Saturn's rings may vanish by 2025. But what's the real story?
People given the highest doses of a CRISPR-based gene therapy saw a noticeable drop in their levels of LDL-C, which can help cause heart disease.
Nuclear technology could enable future crewed missions to deep space destinations like Mars.
The gigantic rocket could blast off as early as Friday, November 17.
The Sun is currently wedged between Earth and Mars, posing a risk of garbling the commands sent by NASA to its Martian fleet.
Fagradalsfjall has already erupted within the last two years, after an 800-year dormant period.
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At least seven cases of salmonella caused by babies interacting with dog food have been reported. The outbreak is likely far larger, leading to a recall.
The European Space Agency is looking to the Starlab station for its orbital needs.
According to a Reuters investigation, Elon Musk's company prioritizes the race to Mars over adhering to safety regulations to meet aggressive deadlines.
The percentage of parents claiming exemptions for their children has risen nationwide this year, and the coverage rate is still lower than before the pandemic.
As we mourn the loss of Apollo 8's commander, we reflect on his remarkable life and the indelible mark he left on human space exploration.
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