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Two Upcoming NASA Missions Will Study Earth-Threatening Space Weather

Two new missions to explore the Sun and Earth’s auroras could vastly improve our understanding of the complex…

George Dvorsky

1/04/21 4:22PM

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SpaceX Will Try to ‘Catch’ Its Starship Boosters Instead of Landing Them

Not content to keep things simple or easy, SpaceX plans to catch its upcoming Super Heavy booster rockets at the…

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U.S. May Stretch Out Covid-19 Vaccine Supply With Half-Doses

The U.S. federal government is scrambling to increase the limited supply of covid-19 vaccines. A new proposal…

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Could We Populate Another Planet With Genetically Modified Organisms?

Earlier this year, a research team made waves by suggesting that we should disseminate Earth’s microbes on Mars in a…

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Meet the Pint-Sized Robots That Spontaneously Dance

In January 2020, a second-floor lab at Northwestern University was filled with the mild-mannered clacking of three…

Isaac Schultz

12/31/20 2:00PM

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The Biggest Science News of 2020

[Yelling into a cavernous chamber as supernovae explode in the dark and a gust of hot wind comes whistling through] S…

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12/31/20 11:45AM

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Gizmodo's 100 Most Popular Posts of 2020

The idea of rounding up Gizmodo’s most-read posts for the year 2020 was bad from the start. But if you take a long…

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New Research Shows How Covid-19 Can Trigger Brain Damage

New research out today looks to bring us closer to understanding how covid-19 can cause brain damage. The study…

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The New Coronavirus Variant Is in the U.S.—Now What?

Over the past 24 hours, health officials in Colorado have reported finding two suspected cases of covid-19 caused by…

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2,000-Year-Old Food Just Came Out of a Pompeii Snack Bar

Before its demise at the explosive hands of Mt. Vesuvius, Pompeii was a bustling town with a strong agricultural…

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New U.S. Dietary Guidelines Ignore Scientists' Advice on Alcohol Limits

The newest dietary guidelines from the U.S. federal government are out, and there are some surprising omissions.…

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You Think Covid-19 Is Bad?

Experts with the World Health Organization issued a somber warning on Monday: The next pandemic to strike humanity…

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A Hunter in Florida Got a Rare Brain Infection From Feral Hogs

A man’s habit of hunting feral pigs exposed him to a rare brain infection, doctors in Florida say. In a recent case…

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A Huge Jet of Radiation From the Early Universe Has Been Spotted

When the universe was a fledgling billion years old, a galaxy spewed a ginormous, fast-moving jet of radiation and…

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Yes, Super Gonorrhea Is Real and It's Gonna Get Worse

Over the weekend, a particularly awful pair of words started trending on social media: super gonorrhea. That’s…

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Thousands of Birds Starved to Death This Fall in the U.S. South

This past autumn, people all across the U.S. southwest were finding an astounding number of dead birds littered…

Dharna Noor

12/28/20 12:57PM

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The Space News We’ll Be Watching in 2021

Blast off to adventure in the amazing year 2021! No doubt, we’re expecting a ton of cool and exciting space-related…

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Watch the 'Seven Minutes of Terror' Awaiting NASA's Perseverance on Its Martian Descent

In just 57 days, NASA’s Perseverance rover will attempt a landing on Mars. Mission controllers say it’ll be “seven…

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Patients Are Paying More Out of Pocket for MRIs and Other Brain Health Exams

Health care costs are rising most everywhere for Americans, and a new study out Wednesday suggests that people…

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Archaeologists Find Evidence That a Massive Tsunami Hit Ancient Levantine Coast

When Gilad Shtienberg began digging on an Israeli beach in August 2018, the last thing he expected to find were…

Isaac Schultz

12/23/20 2:55PM

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This Black Hole Is Really Taking Its Time Eating a Poor Star

After Two Years of Frustration, NASA Finally Nixes Its Martian Mole

Electric Eels Seen Hunting in Groups for the First Time

Two Upcoming NASA Missions Will Study Earth-Threatening Space Weather

SpaceX Will Try to ‘Catch’ Its Starship Boosters Instead of Landing Them

U.S. May Stretch Out Covid-19 Vaccine Supply With Half-Doses

Could We Populate Another Planet With Genetically Modified Organisms?

Meet the Pint-Sized Robots That Spontaneously Dance

The Biggest Science News of 2020

Gizmodo's 100 Most Popular Posts of 2020

New Research Shows How Covid-19 Can Trigger Brain Damage

The New Coronavirus Variant Is in the U.S.—Now What?

2,000-Year-Old Food Just Came Out of a Pompeii Snack Bar

New U.S. Dietary Guidelines Ignore Scientists' Advice on Alcohol Limits

You Think Covid-19 Is Bad?

A Hunter in Florida Got a Rare Brain Infection From Feral Hogs

A Huge Jet of Radiation From the Early Universe Has Been Spotted

Yes, Super Gonorrhea Is Real and It's Gonna Get Worse

Thousands of Birds Starved to Death This Fall in the U.S. South

The Space News We’ll Be Watching in 2021

Watch the 'Seven Minutes of Terror' Awaiting NASA's Perseverance on Its Martian Descent

Patients Are Paying More Out of Pocket for MRIs and Other Brain Health Exams

Archaeologists Find Evidence That a Massive Tsunami Hit Ancient Levantine Coast