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Speeding at 30,000 mph, Lucy closed to 600 mi of a 5‑mi, two‑lobed asteroid—signs of icy neck geometry and 150 Ma collisions emerged. Full high‑res data arriving soon, secrets unfold.

Harvard challenges Trump admin over $2.2B freeze, demands, and threat of another $1B cut. University defends academic freedom amid tax status and student enrollment pressures. What this fight means fo

NYC's $9 congestion toll slashed traffic by 1 million vehicles and raised $50M, but the Trump administration's April 20 deadline threatens its future. Legal battles escalate over the program's fate.​

Google's Earth Day 2025 Doodle uses actual satellite imagery to spell its name with vulnerable ecosystems. From Maldives' coral atolls to Swiss glaciers that lost 10% volume in one year.

Up to 20 meteors an hour are set to streak across UK skies tonight—some may be fireballs. But what time, where, and how bright? Catch the full timeline and what makes this

Thousands of Metro riders will be rerouted this summer as 5 major Blue and Green Line stations shut down—see which dates matter most and how shuttle timing could make or break your

From 35 to just 13—Crater Lake’s rare newt is vanishing fast as crayfish spread to 95% of the shoreline. Lawsuit filed to force action before it’s too late.

International Girls in ICT Day connects 417,000 young women across 175 countries through 11,590 events.The 2025 celebration features hybrid events between Kyrgyzstan and Mauritania promoting inclusive

After over 500 days off-world, a veteran astronaut's return prompts questions. Get the facts on his mission, the science performed, and the moments following touchdown.

Bird flu has jumped from birds to dairy cows, then to humans—70 U.S. infections and a fatality reported. What experts now fear could shift the outbreak into pandemic territory might already be