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Hyabusa2 is already 105.5 million miles on its journey, but new data indicates trouble. The post Japanese spacecraft eyes tricky

The Gaia space observatory helped astronomers chart 4,000 light-years worth of our home galaxy. The post 44 million Milky Way

Nefarious deeds' couldn't keep Jon Jennings from winning the World Stone Skimming Competition. The post Scandal rocks international stone skipping

Behold the power of lactic acid. The post 130-year-old butter bacteria discovered in Danish basement appeared first on Popular Science...

The roughly 350-year-old elongated skull is not Incan at all. The post Looted mummy skull mislabeled for over a century

We've always loved a food fest. The post Bronze Age feasts uncovered in ancient English trash heaps appeared first on

The Mosquito Magnet Trial got personal. The post Mosquitos seem to like beer drinkers who recently had sex appeared first

The Great Canadian Treasure Hunt’s first clue is a 13-stanza poem. The post A $1 million treasure hunt is underway

Now's your chance to help craft the Artemis program's Lunar Terrain Vehicle. The post NASA offers $155,000 to design moon

While hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is rare in dogs, the ramifications may also save human lives. The post Golden retrievers help scientists