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Chilean astrophotographer Osvaldo Castillo captured this breathtaking view.

Study suggests brain development has four pivotal ‘turning points’ at around the ages of nine, 32, 66 and 83

NASA and Boeing are also reducing the number of astronaut flights Boeing's Starliner will fly to the International Space Station.

A new initiative sees conservationists and citizen scientists uniting to protect London’s "charming little" German hairy snail.

Researchers found a gene linked to mood swings in humans in dogs that are terrified of loud noises

Patients who listen to music during surgery need less propofol for staying unconscious and fewer additional doses of fentanyl to control spikes in blood pressure or heart rate

China launched its Shenzhou 22 mission tonight (Nov. 24), sending up an uncrewed spacecraft to be the ride home for the three astronauts currently living on the Tiangong space station.

Researchers from University of Edinburgh, British Geological Survey and University of Padua analysed the AI models.

When it launches, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will be tuned to the frequency needed to measure oscillations on over 300,000 red giants, which will aid in better understanding the planets that orbit them.

Congress is worried that China and its Tiangong space station will make research gains against the U.S. after the ISS retires in 2030. New legislation aims to counter that.

The discovery of the skylights and their associated caves was made using archival data from three NASA missions, showing how important findings can be made years or even decades after a mission has ended.