Coronavirus Test Used By Trump And Others At White House May Be Wrong Half The Time
A coronavirus test used by the White House and touted by Trump as "game-changing" may miss up to half of COVID-19 infections, a new paper…
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WHO Says Coronavirus 'May Never Go Away'
The World Health Organization (WHO) said the novel coronavirus "may never go away," echoing remarks from other experts on the matter. A few days ago Dr.…
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Scary Study Shows You Can Spread Coronavirus Just By Talking
A new study shows that a person talking loudly can emit tiny droplets that carry the novel coronavirus, which can then float for several minutes…
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The First Astronauts To Fly In A SpaceX Ship Just Entered Quarantine
NASA's first crewed launch from US soil in nearly a decade is rapidly approaching. Two astronauts will be launched to the International Space Station aboard…
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Hurricane Season May Start Early As Storm Brews Off The East Coast
Hurricane season looks to be starting early for a 6th straight year as favorable conditions for storm formation are growing off the East Coast. If…
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Bill Gates Is Sending At-Home Coronavirus Tests To Seattle Residents
Bill Gates is funding a new disease surveillance program called SCAN that delivers at-home coronavirus tests to people in Seattle to detect cases of COVID-19.…
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The Most Bizarre Coronavirus Symptom May Be The Key To Early Diagnosis
A new study looking to explain one of the strangest symptoms of novel coronavirus infections indicates that it might be more important than anyone thought.…
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Scary Coronavirus Experiment Shows How Easily The Virus Spreads In Restaurants
A new experiment from Japan shows how easily and comprehensively the novel coronavirus can quickly spread throughout restaurants, which are among the businesses that states…
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This Ultra-Hot Exoplanet Has Yellow Skies And Iron Rain
Exoplanet WASP-79b is a massive gas giant with incredibly hot atmospheric temperatures. Its atmosphere isn't capable of scattering like in the way that Earth's atmosphere…
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Here's The Surface Of An Asteroid Like You've Never Seen It Before
Japan's Hayabusa-2 asteroid probe snapped some gorgeous images of the surface of Ryugu. The photos show the color contrast of Ryugu's surface, with the redder…
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Hope For Life On Mars Dealt A Huge Blow By New Study
Scientists built a climate model to simulate puddles of salty water on Mars which could hold life. The data doesn't favor the existence of life…
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Lava Tubes On Mars Could Act As Prebuilt Homes For Astronauts
Crewed missions to Mars may rely on extinct lava tubes to provide shelter from radiation. Researchers tested how well lava caves on Earth block radiation…
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'Miracle Patient' Leaves Hospital After 64-Day Fight With Coronavirus
A coronavirus patient named Gregg Garfield recently left a California hospital after spending more than two months battling the virus. Garfield's symptoms were particularly severe…
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Could Mars Missions Bring Alien Viruses Back To Earth?
NASA is well aware of the risks of bringing samples back from Mars, and is taking precautions to ensure no microbial life gets loose. Samples…
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Coronavirus Drug Remdesivir Is Going To Be Hard To Find In The US
Earlier this month, the FDA approved the drug remdesivir to treat patients hospitalized with COVID-19. Shipments of remdesivir began going out last week, but only…
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Scientists Discovered An Animal That Doesn't Need Oxygen
Scientists have found a multicellular organism capable of surviving without oxygen. The creature, a tiny parasite that lives inside of salmon, doesn't have the genes…
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Astronomers Capture Breathtaking 'Lucky' Image Of Jupiter's Raging Storms
Using the infrared imaging capabilities of the Gemini North telescope in Hawaii, astronomers have produced one of the most detailed images of Jupiter ever captured…
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Researchers Found An Novel Way To Treat Snakebite Victims
A new research study claims that administering an oral drug to snakebite victims can inhibit the venom from taking hold, thus giving victims more time…
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This Controversial Coronavirus Study Could Speed Up Vaccine Research
Coronavirus vaccine development is advancing at a rapid pace, but a viable drug might not be available to the general population until early 2021, in…
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Japanese Asteroid Probe Discovers An Incredible Secret
Japan's Hayabusa2 asteroid probe snapped images that reveal the space rock had a close encounter with the Sun. Scorched rock was present on the asteroid's…
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Singapore Deployed A Robot To Stop People From Spreading Coronavirus
A Spot robot built by Boston Dynamics is exploring a Singapore park to remind people of social distancing guidelines. The robot plays a recorded message…
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This Startling Discovery Might Protect Men From Coronavirus
Doctors studying cohorts of cancer patients who were infected with the novel coronavirus made a startling discovery. Men with prostate cancer who were under androgen-deprivation…
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NASA's Mars 'Mole' Is Finally Digging Again, But Just Barely
NASA's InSight lander mole is digging into the surface of Mars once more, but progress is slow and complicated. The mole is designed to dig…
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Scientists Mapped An Entire Mouse Brain, And The Results Are Mesmerizing
A three-year project to create a detailed 3D 'atlas' of the brain of a lab mouse is now finished. The resulting model will help scientists…
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Uh Oh: China Reports 'Anomaly' During Cargo Capsule Launch Test
China's cargo capsule test flight suffered an anomaly during its return to Earth. The Chinese space agency launched its most powerful rocket this week, called…
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Raptors Didn't Hunt In Packs, Despite What 'Jurassic Park' Tells Us
Raptors were likely not pack hunters as depicted in movies like Jurassic Park, a new study suggests. Evidence to support the notion that raptors hunted…
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Doctors May Have Found A Way To Reduce The Risk Of Death In Severe Coronavirus Cases
An increasing number of reports have observed strange symptoms in patients infected with the novel coronavirus, including blood clotting. Clotting can lead to strokes and…
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