Science Archives – Page 2 of 60 – Metro US

Iceland Volcano

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Popular geothermal spa in Iceland reopens to tourists after nearby volcano stabilizes

By Associated Press

China Space

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China lands a spacecraft on the moon’s far side to collect rocks for study

By Associated Press

Japan Billionaire Moon Trip

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Japan billionaire Maezawa cancels moon trip due to uncertainty over SpaceX rocket development

By MARI YAMAGUCHI

Round Stingray-Surprise Pregnancy

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A pregnant stingray with no male companion now has a ‘reproductive disease,’ aquarium says

By Associated Press

APTOPIX Iceland Volcano

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Lava spurts from Iceland volcano for second day as its fissure extends 2 miles

By MARCO DI MARCO

Climate-Emission Eating Bacteria

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Researchers find a tiny organism has the power to reduce a persistent greenhouse gas in farm fields

By MELINA WALLING

Six Planets

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What you will and won’t see from June’s planetary parade

By ADITHI RAMAKRISHNAN

Flaco the escaped owl on tree limb

AMNY

Parts of Flaco the Owl’s remains to go to American Museum of Natural History’s scientific collection

By Emily Davenport

Climate Change – Movies

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Hollywood movies rarely reflect climate change crisis. These researchers want to change that

By PATRICK WHITTLE

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Heat-related monkey deaths climb in Mexico, as environmentalists report deaths of birds and bats

MEGAN JANETSKY

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North Korea plans to launch a rocket soon, likely carrying its second military spy satellite

By HYUNG-JIN KIM and MARI YAMAGUCHI

Boeing-Astronaut Launch

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Boeing’s 1st astronaut flight now set for June after a review of small leak on new capsule

By MARCIA DUNN

European Space Telescope

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Massive cradle of baby stars revealed in new space telescope images

By MARCIA DUNN

White Shark Sightings

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Beach weather is here and so are sharks. Scientists say it’s time to look out for great whites

By PATRICK WHITTLE

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From Zambia to Afghanistan, WFP warns El Nino’s extreme weather is causing a surge in hunger

By GERALD IMRAY

Sun-Magnetic Field

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Sun’s magnetic field may form close to the surface. This finding could improve solar storm forecasts

By MARCIA DUNN

Mexico Heat Wave Monkey Deaths

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It’s so hot in Mexico that howler monkeys are falling dead from the trees

By MARK STEVENSON

United Nations Outer Space Arms Race

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UN Security Council rejects Russia-backed resolution on banning weapons in space

By MICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN

Cockroach Spread

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How cockroaches spread around the globe to become the pest we know today

By ADITHI RAMAKRISHNAN

Blue Origin Crew Launch

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Ed Dwight, America’s first Black astronaut candidate, finally goes to space 60 years later

By Associated Press

US Mexico Border Biodiversity

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Botanists are scouring the US-Mexico border to document a forgotten ecosystem split by a giant wall

By JULIE WATSON

Endangered Lizard Oil and Gas

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New endangered listing for rare lizard could slow oil and gas drilling in New Mexico and West Texas

By SCOTT SONNER

Climate Change-Florida

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DeSantis, amid criticism, signs Florida bill making climate change a lesser state priority

By Associated Press

Warm Blooded Dinosaur

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When the first warm-blooded dinosaurs roamed Earth

By ADITHI RAMAKRISHNAN

Solar Storm

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Sun shoots out biggest solar flare in almost 2 decades, but Earth should be out of the way this time

By MARCIA DUNN

Climate Asia Heat Waves

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Sweltering heat across Asia was 45 times more likely because of climate change, study finds

By SIBI ARASU

Cotton Candy Planet

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This giant gas planet is as fluffy and puffy as cotton candy

By MARCIA DUNN

Planet Forming Disk

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Astronomers find the biggest known batch of planet ingredients swirling around young star

By MARCIA DUNN

Turkey Spider smuggling

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A US museum curator was detained in Turkey on claims of spider smuggling. He says he has permits

By Associated Press

APTOPIX Northern Lights Photo Gallery

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Federal agency says a second, if weaker, solar storm surge is likely Sunday

By TOM KRISHER, JOSH FUNK and MARCIA DUNN

Hurricane Plane

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It’s not a matter of if a hurricane will hit Florida, but when, forecasters say

By MIKE SCHNEIDER

APTOPIX Northern Lights Maine

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Solar storm hits Earth, producing colorful light shows across Northern Hemisphere

By MARCIA DUNN

Climate Sweetgreen Carbon Neutrality

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Salad chain says a cleaner farming method will offset adding steak to its menu. What is it?

By ALEXA ST. JOHN

Hurricane Season Preparations

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Florida’s major power company prepares for this year’s hurricanes by dealing with a fake one

By TERRY SPENCER

World Food Prize

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Men behind the doomsday seed vault in the Arctic win World Food Prize

By SCOTT McFETRIDGE

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