Great White Sharks Begin Seasonal Migration South Along Atlantic Coast
Tracking data shows several large sharks moving from northern feeding grounds to warmer southern waters.
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Photographers Capture Arctic and Antarctic Life in New Book
Veteran expeditioners Sue Flood and Ian Dawson showcase iconic wildlife and landscapes in 'Midnight Sun' to raise awareness for endangered environments.
Photographers Capture Arctic and Antarctic Life in New Book
Veteran expeditioners Sue Flood and Ian Dawson have released 'Midnight Sun,' a collection of 132 images showcasing polar bears, penguins, and the changing landscapes of Earth's polar regions.
NASA's Swift Observatory to Crash to Earth After Failed Rescue Mission
After nearly 22 years in orbit, the 3,200-pound space telescope is expected to burn up in the atmosphere, though some debris may survive.
Mysterious Radio Signal Detected by Scientists Searching for Extraterrestrial Life
A signal observed by China's FAST telescope exhibits characteristics that could indicate an artificial source.
Mysterious Radio Signal Detected by China's FAST Telescope in Search for Alien Life
A potential technosignature, a narrowly focused radio signal, was found in data from the world's largest single-dish radio telescope, adding to the ongoing search for extraterrestrial intelligence.
NASA Telescope Set for Fiery Re-entry as Debris May Fall Over Equator
The 3,200-pound Swift Observatory, launched in 2004, is expected to make an uncontrolled plunge through Earth's atmosphere, with potential impact zones mapped.
Near-Death Experiences Exhibit Consistent Patterns of Shape and Color, Study Finds
Analysis of 50 encounters reveals geometric shapes and associated colors in visions experienced at the edge of death.
Fossilized Dinosaur Blood Discovered for the First Time
Australian scientists have identified fossilized blood in dinosaur bones, a discovery that could reshape understanding of fossil preservation and the search for extraterrestrial life.