An Incredibly Rare Whale Washed Up Dead In Florida
The carcass of a whale washed up off the coast of Everglades National Park in Florida in 2019, and it sparked a mystery that is…
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South African COVID Strain Discovered In The US For The First Time
A South African strain of the coronavirus was discovered in the U.S. for the first time today. The new COVID mutation is said to be…
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Can You Guess The State With The Worst Drivers?
BestLife crunched a bunch of data to determine which states have the worst drivers in the US. Using statistics related to DUI arrests, speeding tickets,…
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If You Have These Veggies, Throw Them Out
Vegetables that are accidentally mixed with others and packaged without labels on the packaging can cause serious allergic reactions. A brand of yellow peas sold…
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NASA's Asteroid Probe Will Be Headed Home Soon With Precious Cargo On Board
NASA's OSIRIS-REx asteroid probe has been orbiting the space rock known as Bennu for many months now. The spacecraft successfully gathered samples from the massive…
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The 'Wolf Moon' Is Coming Tonight, So Don't Miss It
If you need a reason to stay up slightly past your bedtime, tonight will offer you the first glimpse of January's "Wolf Moon." The Wolf…
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Boeing's Starliner Will Attempt To Redo Its Failed Flight Test In March
Boeing's uncrewed mission to send one of its Starliner spacecraft to the International Space Station in 2019 ended in an embarrassing malfunction. The spacecraft successfully…
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This Mask Tests For COVID-19 While You're Wearing It
Researchers from UC San Diego have developed a COVID-19 test that can be placed on the outside of a face mask where it would be…
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This Incredible Ring Turns Into An Ancient Astronomy Tool
Astronomers in the 16th through 19th centuries used to wear rings that unfolded to become instruments used for calculations. The rings, which looked like normal…
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Billions Of Cicadas Have Waited 17 Years For 2021
Cicadas are incredibly interesting insects, and some species spend many years underground before eventually emerging to take flight. A massive brood of cicadas that have…
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Scientists Think Twitter Might Help Reveal The Origins Of COVID-19
A team of researchers analyzed Twitter mentions of pneumonia and dry cough, two common coronavirus symptoms, to determine the arrival of COVID-19 in Europe. The…
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Two Very Wealthy Citizens Will Fly To The International Space Station
Axiom Space announced its intention to use SpaceX to launch the first fully private flight to the ISS last year. Now, the company has announced…
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This Coronavirus Drug Is 30x More Potent Than Remdesivir, And It Works Against Mutated Strains
Researchers think a promising coronavirus treatment is 30 times more potent than remdesivir and can work against the highly infectious new mutations. Cancer drug plitidepsin…
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It Might Seem Weird, But Dr. Fauci Says This Can Keep You From Catching COVID-19
Dr. Fauci explained in an interview that the practice of double masking could be more effective at blocking coronavirus transmission. An increasing number of celebrities…
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Moderna Is Developing A Booster Vaccine For The South African Coronavirus Strain
Moderna conducted tests that show its vaccine is effective against the South African coronavirus mutation, but it's less effective than expected. The news follows similar…
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SpaceX Just Shattered An Almost Unfathomable Record
SpaceX has already set a huge number of records with its reusable rocket technology. A new record set by the company on Sunday isn't related…
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CDC Is Trying To Find Out If The UK Coronavirus Mutation Is Deadlier
The CDC is investigating reports from the UK that the B.1.1.7 mutation is deadlier than other strains. UK prime minister Boris Johnson said on Friday…
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Why Are Bees Disappearing So Fast? Look In The Mirror
One of the most important organisms on the planet is seeing a steep decline in population. In a new study published in Cell Press, scientists…
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If You Have Any Of This Coffee, Throw It Out
Concerns over undeclared allergens on product packaging have sparked a widespread recall of a popular brand of coffee products. Door County Coffee & Tea, which…
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Storms Look So Cool From The International Space Station
The International Space Station is in a unique position to help scientists on Earth understand some of the more mysterious aspects of thunderstorms. An observatory…
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Google Spent A Decade Trying To Make A Balloon-Powered Cell Network
A project initially spawned out of Google's "X" moonshot factory is finally being abandoned after over a decade of research and experimentation. The project, called…
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Scientists Might Have Figured Out How To Reverse Aging In The Brain
A Stanford team has figured out how to reverse aging in the brain and restore mental acuity, a breakthrough that could one day lead to…
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Dr. Fauci Just Revealed The Side Effects From His Second Coronavirus Vaccine Dose
During a press conference at the White House, Dr. Anthony Fauci confirmed that he has received his second coronavirus vaccine shot and he explained the…
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Humans Are Keeping Bees Awake At Night
New research into the effects of manmade chemicals on insects has revealed that common pesticides can dramatically affect the brains of flies and bees. The…
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The 'Monkey Whisperer' Is Probably Going To Human Prison
A Florida man known for his expertise with monkeys is now being charged with illegally selling and trafficking the primates across the United States. Jimmy…
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These Are The Side Effects Of Drinking Too Much Coffee, According To Science
Coffee is one of the most widely-consumed beverages on the planet, and it's been proven to have some serious health benefits, but you can still…
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Dr. Fauci Reveals His Single Biggest Regret About The Coronavirus Pandemic
The latest coronavirus update shows that the US is recording more than 207,000 new COVID-19 cases every day, based on a seven-day average of data.…
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