Center of California's San Andreas Fault Could Cause Even Bigger Earthquakes, Says Study
Researchers found a greater potential for earthquakes in the central section at least as severe as the fatal 1994 Northridge quake.
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Stunning Photo Showing Rare 'Light Pillars' Shooting Into the Sky Explained
"That's probably one of the best photos of light pillars I've ever seen," said northern lights photographer Justin Anderson.
Footage Shows 200-Year-Old Whaler Shipwreck Discovered off Florida Coast
The NOAA video shows an anchor, ballast, bottles and a stove resting on the ocean floor.
Stealth Omicron BA.2 Now in All U.S. StatesâHere's What We Know About COVID Sub-Variant
As the Omicron sub-variant (first discovered in late 2021) continues to spread, here's what we know about its characteristics, including vaccine effectiveness.
Bowflex Max Total 16 Compact Elliptical Machine Can Do Fitness and Movies
The Max Total 16 is Bowflex's top of the line elliptical machine. It has a large screen, lots of technology and should be able to fit in nearly any house.
Monoprice Harmony Capsule 200 Speaker Flexes Specs Over Sound
The Harmony Capsule 200 Bluetooth speaker is a budget-friendly sound machine, but it prioritizes features over sound quality.
February Faves: Newsweek's Products of the Month
This month's notable products reviewed by Newsweek include wireless earbuds with transparency, an adjustable pillow and a compact elliptical machine.
Yellowstone Wolves Appear to Be Adapting to Climate Change
A study comparing present-day wolves in Yellowstone with Alaskan wolves 50 years ago suggests their behavior and feeding habits may be changing.
Stranded Whales Prompt Greece to Pause Seismic Blasts
Greek authorities have launched an investigation amid fears seismic surveys may have caused beaked whales to become stuck off the coast of Corfu.
As Highly Pathogenic Bird Flu Spreads in U.S., Should Americans Be Worried?
Avian influenza has been detected in poultry flocks as well as wild birds since January. Experts tell Newsweek what the risk is to humans.
Is Chernobyl Power Plant Still Operating? Nuclear Disaster Explained As Russia Seizes Site
Ukrainian presidential adviser Mykhailo Podolyak called the seizure of the site of the worst nuclear disaster in history "one of the most serious threats to Europe today."
Valentine's Day: 9 of the Best Dating Apps if You're Looking for Love on February 14
Dating apps target different audiences, with unique features and algorithms. Here are nine of the best that can help you find love for Valentine's Day.
5 Takeaways From Elon Musk's Long-Awaited Starship Update
SpaceX fans want to hear more about the company's Starship rocket capable of taking humans to Mars. On Thursday, its CEO gave his first major update since 2019.
One of the Lightest Planets Ever Discovered Could Help Us Find More Habitable Worlds
The discovery of Proxima d "strengthens our belief that low-mass planets like Earth that may be habitable are quite common in our galaxy," researcher João Faria told Newsweek
Man Catches 'Extremely Rare' Golden Crappie on Minnesota Lake
Angler Rick Konakowitz, who snagged the golden-colored crappie while ice fishing on Clear Lake, told Newsweek it was "a once-in-a-lifetime fish."
