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Scientists have created clumps of human tissue that behave like early-stage embryos, a feat that promises to transform research into the first tentative steps of human development. The clusters of cells, called …

A view of Mars made up of about one hundred Viking Orbiter images.Picture: NASA / JPL-Caltech / USGS The water that used to exist on Mars slowly seeped into space, or at …

The mouse embryos appeared perfectly normal. All of his organs were developing as expected, along with his limbs and his circulatory and nervous systems. Their little hearts beat at a normal rate …

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Russian scientists have deployed a giant telescope in the frigid depths of lake baikal in southern Siberia to search for the smallest known particles in the universe. The telescope, Baikal-GVD, is designed …

Newest from NASA Mars The rover captured a significant alien sighting when an onboard camera detected a dust devil from the Red Planet crossing the Jezero crater. Engineers in the Rover perseverance …

© Left: Hannibal Hanschke / Reuters; Right: SPadre.com Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX. Left: Hannibal Hanschke / Reuters; Right: SPadre.com SpaceX has released a new video of the landing of its third …

Researchers from a French university finally identified a meteorite fragment discovered in the Algerian Sahara desert in May 2020, which had likely been there for “at least 100 years.” The meteorite piece, …

Just as Earth has spectacular auroras, so other planets in the Solar System have their own versions of the atmospheric light show. Jupiter, in fact, has the most powerful auroras in the …

Enlarge / Bacteria (yellow) live inside a larger eukaryotic cell. Deep in Switzerland’s Lake Zug, a microorganism that has developed a strange way of “breathing” swims. A team of researchers discovered a …