TECH & SCIENCE

At its closest, the planet's orbit will take it within around 398 million miles of Earth on June 12.

"When a volcano is silent for a long time, its first explosion can be catastrophic," researcher Ivan Kulakov said.

"Climate change does not only affect far away places but also the United States, whose administration has announced withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement," a scientist told "Newsweek."

The doughy delicacies may have been produced for ritual purposes, according to a team of archaeologists.

A study shows that honeybees can learn to match symbols and numerosities, much like we humans do.

The transparent teeth "makes its wide-open mouth, armed with saber-like teeth effectively disappear."

Two mysterious plankton blooms appeared off the coast of Antarctica in 2014 and 2015.

"Google has a responsibility to show the app maker they can't place content like this on the store," one cybersecurity experts told Newsweek.

Scientists have long been unable to explain the mystery of why the Sun's outer atmosphere is hotter than its surface.

The Ghazipur trash heap, which stretches the equivalent of more than 40 soccer pitches, has already killed locals.

Penguins drive fish to the surface, enabling other seabirds to pick off their prey.

On Tuesday, Tinder announced plans to roll out its Sexual Orientation update, a major addition to the platform developed in collaboration with GLAAD.