The colorful fireball mesmerized onlookers—and its unexpected appearance surprised astronomers who are hoping to better predict when space rocks enter Earth's atmosphere
The new observations could help explain how black holes became so massive in the early universe
Nobody knows for sure, but plausible theories include swords, servants and saddles
A new exhibition showcases stunning mythical artworks of the Zhou Dynasty's "lost" kingdoms
Scientists are perplexed by the massive group of crustaceans, but they suspect the animals were pushed north by strong ocean currents originating near Mexico
In a global study, scientists recorded themselves singing and playing music from their own cultures to examine the evolution of song
The new interactive tool accompanies a study of school enrollment data, which shows that segregation has worsened in recent decades
The film will be an adaptation of Walter Isaacson's biography of the Renaissance painter, scientist and inventor
Researchers studied the geographic distribution of dinosaurs to draw conclusions about whether they could regulate their internal temperatures
A new exhibition in London offers an inside look at the lives of the workers who served the monarchy between 1660 and 1830
The vessel's two passengers were evacuated onto an oil tanker in the Strait of Gibraltar. The incident marks the fifth vessel the mammals have sunk in recent years
Artist Jonathan Yeo's nontraditional approach to royal portraiture has drawn mixed reactions
Called AlphaFold 3, the latest update of the software models the interactions of proteins with DNA, RNA and other molecules for the first time
Art Recognition's algorithm is trained to identify specific artists' patterns of style and composition
A new exhibition at the Heide Museum of Modern Art in Australia examines what hair says about identity, gender, social status and more
Researchers used tree ring data to compare temperatures from as far back as 1 C.E. to 2023 temperatures
Volcanic lightning is so common that it's even earned its own nickname: dirty thunderstorms
The rock is covered in ogham, an alphabet made up of parallel lines used for writing in the Irish language
By all available accounts, there isn’t a lack of ocean forage
A new study suggests more solar radiation reached Earth while the magnetic field weakened, leading to a rise in oxygen that drove an explosion of multicellular organisms during the Ediacaran Period
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