Anabolic steroids linked to heart damage after decades of use
Anabolic steroids entered American gyms as a Cold War experiment and never left. Nearly 70 years later, cardiologists…
Wildfire smoke drifting into Pierce and Thurston counties
Western Washington — including Pierce and Thurston counties — will see increased wildfire smoke over the next few…
Rocks From the Moon’s Far Side Are Rewriting Lunar History
Moon rocks returned from a rarely sampled region are offering a new view of the Solar System’s turbulent…
UH researchers use drones to tag humpback whales
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – University of Hawaii researchers are using drones to tag humpback whales to expand critical research…
Without this protein, damaged muscle turns to fat and scar tissue
A protein traditionally associated with protecting chromosome ends also plays an unexpected role in helping muscle stem cells…
In 2000, an aquarium plant escaped into California waters; removing the ‘killer algae’ took six years and over $7 million
Caulerpa taxifolia, commonly known as “killer algae,” originates from the tropical waters of the Caribbean Some of the…
Defunct part of SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will slam into the moon : NPR
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from pad 39A with a payload of a pair of lunar…
Teen says he’s falsely accused in viral sea lion assault video – NBC 7 San Diego
A San Diego mother and her 18-year-old son say he was wrongly identified on social media as the…
Every ninety minutes, the crew orbiting high above Earth watches another sunrise break over the planet, which means that in a single day they see sixteen dawns and sixteen dusks, and their bodies have no idea what time it is anymore.
The International Space Station moves through low Earth orbit at roughly twenty-eight thousand kilometres per hour, about four…
Wait times for Quebec’s 811 health line are exploding. What’s the holdup?
Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.…
Artists, writers and scientists urge UK government to save Jodrell Bank Observatory | Astronomy
More than 100 artists, writers and scientists have called for the UK government to save the “world’s clearest…
Why Vermonters won’t call Fish and Wildlife about bears
Dear Editor, A recent article in VTDigger provided good information about human encounters with bears. Mostly, though, it…