Partial solar eclipse in Virgo prompts bodily changes, astrologers say
Sept. 21 eclipse at 29° Virgo linked to digestion, hormones and stress; experts offer rituals to ease the transition.
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Ig Nobel Prizes salute zebra cows, Teflon-coated food and other tongue-in-cheek science
Boston ceremony recognizes playful, real-world research that sometimes tackles unusual questions
Polish hobbyists uncover ancient treasures while hunting for rockets
A central Poland group unearthed medieval coins, silver ingots and a 222-gram gold necklace, handing artifacts to authorities after CT-guided discoveries
Partial solar eclipse in Virgo prompts caution and reflection for skywatchers
Astronomical event draws attention to visibility across the Southern Hemisphere while astrologers frame it as a 'tough-love' moment for personal growth
Partial solar eclipse in Virgo prompts reflection and caution
Timing, visibility and practical guidance accompany the weekend event
Oregon identifies 1976 remains as missing sister 49 years after disappearance
DNA genealogy links Marion Vinetta Nagle McWhorter to remains found near a Central Cascades creek; case closed for family, investigation continues
NASA finds multiple habitable episodes in Jezero Crater, Mars
New mineral findings point to three distinct watery periods that could have supported life at Jezero Crater, where Perseverance is collecting samples.
Alcohol improves foreign-language pronunciation, study finds; Ig Nobel Prize awarded
University of Bath study finds low-dose alcohol enhances Dutch pronunciation in German learners, earning an Ig Nobel Prize.
Northrop Grumman Cygnus cargo ship reaches the ISS after engine issue
Extra-large Cygnus delivery arrives at the space station a day after a premature engine shutdown delayed its approach, with crew using the station arm to capture the capsule.