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A massive sinkhole in Germany swallows a building, raising questions about engineering mistakes.
Scientists are looking into extending human life and discussing aging research advancements.
Juan Pablo Roque, a Cuban defector pilot, disappears after secret Russian talks in Key West.
PBS Eons hosts Kallie Moore, Blake de Pastino, and Michelle Barboza-Ramirez compete in a virtual scavenger hunt at the Smithsonian NMNH’s Deep Time exhibit for National Fossil Day.
A hidden tunnel system in Chicago floods, causing billions in damage, while a brutal storm devastates England's coast, illustrating the risks of engineering failures.
Scientists in California have utilized an AI model to create entirely new viruses, raising critical questions about safety, regulation, and the future of biotechnology.
10,000 years is the estimated time it took 'Oumuamua to cross the solar system, leading Harvard professor Avi Loeb to suggest it may be an artificial object.
Horton, Kansas faces a healthcare crisis after its hospital closure, risking lives during emergencies.
Kilauea, the world's longest erupting volcano, has been active since 1983 and recently began erupting again, prompting reflection among local communities.
93% of animal experiments fail to translate to human applications, prompting nearly two-thirds of people to support phasing out animal testing.
Bayer Group faces scrutiny over insecticides harming bee populations worldwide.
Dr Mark Post eats a lab-grown hamburger as Alok Jha investigates synthetic beef's potential.
A German start-up is developing animal-free pregnancy tests using a little-known algae that could replace animal-derived ingredients in medical diagnostics.
Cooling reduces death risk for oxygen-deprived babies, as shown by the TOBY Trial.
31-year-old Maria, a doctor, struggles with long-term symptoms of COVID-19, including pain in her lungs and extreme exhaustion, more than six months after falling ill.
Two doses of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are expected to be administered to Americans starting within weeks, with efficacy rates over 90%.
A report reveals racial disparities in traffic tickets issued in Bloomfield, New Jersey.
Dr. John Ioannidis discusses COVID-19 fatality rates and antibody seroprevalence in Santa Clara County.
In 2005, six major pharmaceutical companies spent $20 billion on research and development but produced zero new FDA-approved drugs.
This report warns of a major earthquake threat to Japan, particularly around Tokyo.
The Explorers Symposium showcases experts like Enric Sala, Tristram Stuart, Shivani Bhalla, and Jack Andraka discussing ocean conservation and cancer detection.
Florida's plan to release genetically modified mosquitoes by Oxitec aims to combat the spread of diseases like Zika and dengue fever.
Fusion energy is examined for its potential and challenges, focusing on thorium reactors and the feasibility of its promises in the energy sector.
Simon Mundy discusses Fusion Energy and the ITER project in France for clean energy solutions.
Current atmospheric carbon dioxide levels exceed those of three million years ago, prompting calls for geoengineering as a primary solution to climate change.
Elle Reeve investigates China's rise in facial recognition technology and its societal impact.
This tutorial clarifies how DNA and the genetic code work through practical examples.
Four shots were fired on Valentine's Day 2013, leading to the trial of Oscar Pistorius for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
Allegations of misconduct by senior staff at the Max Planck Society reveal significant challenges faced by young scientists within Germany's elite research institution.
Heidelberg University has collaborated with Chinese physicist Pan Jian-Wei on quantum research for two decades, raising concerns about academic freedom and national security.
In 2020, experts discuss how satellites, including NASA's Landsat program, have transformed our understanding of Earth and the implications for future space technology.
Funding cuts by the Trump administration threaten the future of American scientific leadership, impacting vital research programs and global health initiatives.
Indigenous groups protest in Brazil against land rights threats under Bolsonaro's rule.
Engineers are developing autonomous aircraft and flying cars, with companies like Uber leading innovations that could transform future transportation.
Approximately 250,000 Chinese individuals were infected with deadly pathogens developed at a secret Japanese facility during World War II.
55 years after Watson and Crick discovered DNA's structure, Linda Avey and Anne Wojcicki discuss the rapid advancements in genetics and personal data access.
At London Zoo, a team conducts a postmortem on a juvenile female common dolphin to investigate the causes of its stranding in North Devon.
Nuclear power is experiencing a resurgence as countries and companies navigate a reshaped supply chain for uranium fuel amid rising energy demands and geopolitical tensions.
Redemption Hospital becomes a treatment center for Ebola patients under Dr. Muhammad Sango's leadership.
Charlie Bolden, former NASA chief, advocates for Mars exploration, highlighting its significance for understanding the solar system and the need for ongoing investment in space technology.
Mars One, a Dutch company, aims to send humans to Mars by 2023 despite recent bankruptcy.
Max Tegmark warns about the dangers of AI development and the race among tech companies.
More than 100 religious scholars spent two days agreeing on how a Muslim astronaut could observe his faith while orbiting Earth.
Miscanthus x giganteus, a drought-resistant grass native to Asia, has the potential to provide sustainable heating and building materials for communities.
Moscow's surveillance network uses facial recognition to monitor citizens during COVID-19.
The return of the New World screwworm in Texas cattle has prompted officials to implement a strategy using millions of sterile flies to contain the outbreak.
A journalist with multiple sclerosis tests various wellness therapies, including goat yoga, to assess their effectiveness and acceptance in mainstream healthcare.
Scientists link Hurricane Harvey and California fires to climate change through rapid studies.
