James Webb Telescope Settles Into Orbit 1 Million Miles Away, Hunt for Alien Life Begins
The telescope could potentially spot artificially produced gasses, which would lead to more information regarding life on other planets.
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Woman's Dog Put Down After Two Large Dogs Jumped Her Fence and Attacked It
"He had broken ribs, punctured lungs, bites real bad to his legs, and his neck, all the way across, was cut open," Terri Marinan said.
Universe Has 40 Quintillion Black Holes Says Study That Sheds Light on Their Origins
The unsettlingly large number of these cosmic monsters means there could be billions in each and every galaxy.
Google Accused Of 'Constant Surveillance', Deceptive Methods to Maintain Access to User Data
Attorney generals in at least four states are expected to be file lawsuits on Monday accusing the company of deceiving users about how their location is tracked.
Maybe Your Next Computer Monitor Should Have a Black-and-White Display
The Boox Mira 13.3-inch external computer monitor has an E Ink display so your eyes can rest easier.
Kensington StudioCaddy Is a Charging Station for One Person's DevicesâNot a Family's
The StudioCaddy is a place to store and charge a laptop, tablet, iPhone and AirPods. It's a product desperately in need of a second revision.
'Beloved' Zoo Dog Who Helped Raise Cheetahs, Warthogs, Foxes, and Other Animals Euthanized
Columbus Zoo and Aquarium said goodbye to Coby, known for his way with animals and humans, with a representative saying "Coby made everyone feel special."
Photo Shows NASA's James Webb Telescope Zooming Through Space Away From Earth
The telescope has been photographed from Earth preparing to fully deploy the primary mirror that will help it to look further back in time than ever before.
Where Is Comet Leonard Now and Is It Still Visible?
The comet that spent 35,000 years traveling over 300 billion miles toward us is now heading out of the solar system forever.
Why NASA Doesn't Show Real Live-Feed Images of the James Webb Telescope
Engineers tested the idea of putting cameras on board the space telescope to monitor its deployment, but decided they would have presented some problems.
Venomous Snake Lunges at Snake Catcher in Nail-Biting Video
The man was almost bitten by a red-bellied black snake he was recovering from the backyard of a home in Queensland, Australia.
'Truly Revolutionary' Drone Saves Cardiac Arrest Patient's Life in Medical First
The autonomous drone delivered a defibrillator to a doctor in Sweden as he attended to a 71-year-old cardiac arrest victim.
Dementia Risk Factors Explained As 10 Million Americans Could Have Condition by 2050
A new study suggests that dementia cases worldwide could almost triple between 2019 and 2050, rising from 57 million to 153 million people living with the condition.
China Planning Over 40 Space Launches This Year, Nearly On Par With Expected U.S. Missions
The Tiangong space station's Tianhe core module currently is hosting a three-person crew on the six-month Shenzhou-13 mission.
Is Aruba Open for Travel? Guidance Explained as CDC Says to Avoid Island
The Caribbean island is yet another destination to be assigned a level 4 travel notice by the CDC due to the number of COVID cases there.
