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Railroads have significantly influenced the development of the United States from the East Coast to the West Coast since 1810, as illustrated by cartographer Steve Bernard using GIS data.
Images from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's HIRISE camera reveal frost patches and crater floors, showcasing the collaboration between NASA, JPL, and the University of Arizona.
Thomas Deuel creates the encephalo phone to turn brainwaves into music for therapy.
Angela Merkel urges Germans to follow COVID-19 restrictions ahead of Christmas.
A meteor impact on the moon creates a flash 10 times brighter than previous NASA observations.
NASA analyzes the meteor explosion over Chelyabinsk, Russia, on February 15, 2013.
Jane reports on the search for Titan and the recovery efforts near the Titanic wreck.
Stanford scientists share the genetics sequence of Moderna's effective COVID-19 vaccine online.
Dr. Tristan Guttridge and Andy Casagrande investigate Big Moe and Sunken, legendary hammerheads.
Physicists find muons behave unexpectedly, hinting at a major breakthrough in physics.
Saturn 5 engines missing their serial numbers are restored for public display after recovery.
North Korea launches a tactical nuclear attack submarine, enhancing its Naval capabilities.
A 720 million ton chunk of rock dislodged from Mount Toc triggers a catastrophic wave that destroys the town of Longarone and kills nearly 2,000 people.
Özlem Türeci and Uğur Şahin discuss their BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine at the FT Weekend Spring Festival.
Pluto's reclassification has led to a mysterious red coloration, prompting scientists at the Space Telescope Science Institute to investigate its surface changes.
Curiosity has 17 cameras, the most of any NASA planetary mission, including color imagers for geology and black-and-white cameras for engineering.
Dinosaur bird fossils in Liaoning Province, China reveal detailed feather patterns and evolution.
NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope detects a young pulsar in NGC 6624's hidden depths.
Ludwig Feuerbach critiques Christianity and influences Marx through his work, Fiery Brook.
Ivan Carter leads Defenders Of The Wild in reintroducing lions to their natural habitats.
In 2001, the Linate Airport Disaster in Italy resulted in the collision of two planes, claiming 119 lives and prompting significant changes in aviation safety protocols.
Kirsten Meyer discusses the devastating effects of COVID-19 at Hanover's Covery Hospital.
SpaceX's launch sent four astronauts to the ISS, highlighting social issues back on Earth.
Russia says it will leave the International Space Station after 2024, impacting operations.
Flight 148 crashes into a mountainside due to autopilot system failure moments before landing.
North Korea launched another missile, claiming it can carry a heavy nuclear warhead.
Biosphere 2 in Arizona faces scandal as scientists live inside its 2.2-acre terrarium.
Tigers at the Bronx Zoo test positive for coronavirus after exposure to a staff member.
University of Cambridge scientists achieve a breakthrough in photosynthesis energy extraction.
In November, the kilogram is redefined in Versailles, France, based on Planck's constant.
International scientists reveal the first image of a black hole after years of planning.
Phil Torres and Heather Amaro search Loch Ness for signs of the legendary lake creature.
Astronomers at the La Silla Observatory in Chile, using the HARPS instrument, identify an extrasolar planetary system around the star HD 10180, featuring at least five planets.
In Nome, Alaska, Shawn and his mining crew at the Inland mine aim to extract 100 ounces of gold, with potential earnings reaching $65,000.
Simon Baron Cohen discusses male brains, autism, and culture ahead of a public forum in Cambridge.
Time-lapse footage shows the 2015 solar eclipse, with reactions from York and Merseyside.
Solar forecasters predict the Sun will reach its peak cycle in 2013 with exciting activity ahead.
South African scientists face backlash for early detection of the Omicron variant through diligent testing.
SpaceX tests its launch escape system, paving the way for astronauts to reach the ISS.
Survivalists narrowly miss catching a monitor lizard during a wild chase for dinner.
Alok Jha summarizes Stephen Hawking's ideas on black holes and the big bang in under three minutes.
The Suez Canal blockage by the Ever Given may stem from human error and technical mistakes.
Kay 218 b, an exoplanet first spotted in 2015, is 111 light-years from Earth.
Last year, Luxottica produced more than 60 million pairs of glasses in 50,000 styles, half of which were new designs.
Demolition engineers, including anti-terrorist bomb disposal teams and Hollywood FX specialists, showcase their expertise in bringing down large structures across Britain.
Pilgrims have been flocking to Suffolk, where sewage powers a massive greenhouse for food production.
David Levene showcases the Guardian Eyewitness app for the Apple iPad in this demonstration.
South Korea conducts around 15,000 COVID-19 tests daily, while the United States struggles to meet its testing demands amid a rapidly escalating outbreak.
