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NASA's 2024 eclipse efforts reveal 47K corona images, 52M radio signals, and rare gravity waves observed by balloons, aircraft, and citizen scientists. See how these findings deepen solar-terrestrial

Temperatures soar to 47°C, with fires in Victoria, storms in Queensland, and record 182mm rainfall in Black River. What's driving Australia’s extreme heat and weather chaos this December?

At 74, Wisdom the albatross amazes scientists by laying an egg on Midway Atoll after four years. Could this be her 60th? Witness history with the world’s oldest wild bird defying limits

Feeding deer in winter fuels disease outbreaks, grain toxicity deaths in 6 hours, aggressive behavior, and vehicle collisions while disrupting their natural survival strategies. Learn the hidden dange

A Louisiana resident is hospitalized with the state's first human H5N1 bird flu case. With 120M poultry and 845 herds infected nationally, could this virus evolve further?

Trump calls Daylight Saving Time “costly” as 75% of Americans demand change. With 4 states opting out, will DST finally be scrapped? Uncover the stats and debates fueling this nationwide movement.

Utah’s mule deer strategy through 2030 brings GPS tracking, buck-to-doe ratios, weapon restrictions, and targeted hunts for Chronic Wasting Disease hotspots—what’s next for hunters and herds?

7,000 years of Neanderthal-human interbreeding left a 1-2% genetic legacy in most non-Africans. East Asians have 20% more Neanderthal DNA, revealing unique migration and adaptation insights.

Overfishing has cut shark and ray populations by over 50% since 1970, threatening marine ecosystems. Can stronger conservation efforts and governance reverse this alarming trend? See what solutions ex

An 11-year-old survived 3 days alone at sea after a deadly shipwreck near Lampedusa left 44 missing. She clung to tire tubes amidst storms—her miraculous rescue reveals a grim migration crisis.