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Mike Vecchione from the NOAA told Newsweek it would be weeks before the results are in, and that he isn't sure whether the results will provide any answers.

The study by Webb will be the "most important" exoplanet probe for years to come as scientists look for life on other planets.

Etienne Klein's charcuterie sausage-based astronomy gag was amusing for many but fell flat for others.

Experts have said that the story, in which someone gets monkeypox after buying a scooter, is plausible.

Officials said the victim "did everything right" and that they are thankful he's recovering from the encounter.

Scientists can detect far-side sunspots and other hidden solar activity using a technique known as helioseismology.

The ceremonial heads were used by indigenous South American peoples, and a modern scan technique can be used to tell which ones are authentic.

A well-known weather reporter in Mexico shared the images on his Facebook page saying the object had fallen from the sky.

The magnetic classification is associated with solar flares—thankfully they're unlikely to be disruptive.

Some of the claw-like prints were made by dinosaurs 4 to 5 meters long.

A report said the two men who died in Spain were not immunocompromised and had no chronic illnesses that could have been risk factors.

A study appears to show a reduction in the number of conservatives believing COVID was a hoax before and after the former president's diagnosis.

One expert said it's hard to know whether a separate strain has been circulating in travelers for years or whether it's gained an advantage now.

The alligator was reportedly euthanized because of the extent of its injuries, and it's unclear who may be responsible.

The brook trout, which was also 23 inches long and weighed 7.84 pounds, was caught in Colorado's Monarch Lake.

The flare itself wasn't disruptive, but it indicates that a source of more flares could be slowly rotating toward our planet, according to officials.

The virus responsible for the disease might be able to live for even months to years inside scabs, a U.S. report says.

Angler Joe Rivas caught two of the huge carnivorous fish, measuring 41 inches and 42 inches, respectively, and released them both.

The death, if confirmed, could be the first known monkeypox fatality in Asia. The man reportedly suffered brain swelling and fatigue.

The rocky worlds have the potential to harbor liquid water, but until now scientists have been unable to tell if they have atmospheres.

A Long March 5B rocket section reported to weigh 23 metric tons is due to re-enter Earth's atmosphere at a location that's difficult to predict.

Sunspots, caused by the sun's tangled magnetic field, can eject solar material towards Earth resulting in geomagnetic storms.

More than 21,100 cases have been confirmed in this year's outbreak, though fatal cases have remained rare.

Doctors have continued working to save the 13-year-old's life this week as they suspect he got infected with a deadly amoeba.

The fireball was described by one eyewitness as like a "green camera flash," while others said they heard loud booms.

The bacteria have been discovered in the environment in the U.S. for the first time after an investigation of infections in Mississippi.

The holes, which look as though they have been excavated, were discovered by underwater research scientists.

If scientists can crack it, fusion offers a clean, powerful and virtually limitless source of energy that is safer than current nuclear power plants.

Russia's space agency boss, Yuri Borisov, has said his country will pull out of the ISS after 2024. But NASA said it's yet to receive an official statement.

The drug could potentially be helpful for monkeypox patients, although the FDA has not approved it for use in this way.