One Star Exploded. Astronomers Watched Its Light Arrive Again. ↗
Astronomers predicted and observed light from a star explosion billions of years ago using gravitational lensing.
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Spelman College recently received an almost $400,000 grant from NASA, with the purpose of curating a STEM research pipeline for students and further investigating the impacts of climate change on plant life in Atlanta.
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Geo Group reached a settlement Monday with a group of former detainees of the Aurora immigration detention center who'd accused the company of forced labor. A trial was canceled.
The Trump administration wants to undo a Biden-era rule that would reduce methane emissions from the oil and gas industry.
From Earth to the Moon, Nicole Gugliucci explains how gravity changes your weight while your mass stays the same — and why that could mean a lot more chocolate.
The Texas Tribune reviewed a copy of a draft Texas Parks and Wildlife agenda that included discussion about ceding control of 1,300 acres in Cameron County, home to Boca Chica Beach and SpaceX’s launch site.
The Swift Observatory's mission is over after 22 years in orbit. NASA expects the satellite to re-enter Earth's atmosphere soon.
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There are enough scares in the world for now, so I decided to take a more wholesome route for Halloween. I've been playing The Witch's Bakery, an adorable game about… well, baking, but also helping to heal people's emotions through tasty pastry goods.
Uncover the culprit behind a spree of violence in Appalachia, plus earn a new Season's worth of bloodcurdlingly cool rewards in Beware the Blood Moon!
'We didn't want to risk somthing happening.' | Planet K cancels annual Dia de los Muertos fireworks show at Woodlawn Lake amid ICE concerns
João Klauss and Hirving Lozano each scored in the first half, Robert Taylor and Sergi Roberto added second-half goals, and the LA Galaxy beat Austin 4-1 to keep alive their playoff hopes.