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A satellite has tracked a tsunami in greater detail than ever before, which could help improve models of these giant waves and allow for better prediction and warning systems.

Launched in 2022 by NASA and the French space agency Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES), the Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite was designed to monitor the movement of th...

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The last full Moon of 2025 is going to rise with all the panache conferred by a simultaneous perigee.

On the night of Thursday, December 4, as the Northern Hemisphere enters winter, a Cold Supermoon will rise ov...

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Ever experienced a moment of flow when working with another human to achieve a common goal, almost as if you and your collaborator are tuned in to each other's brains? You may have literally been 'in sync' on a neurological level, new research shows.

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New research shows how human cells can be effectively 'recharged' by replacing their internal batteries – microscopic power stations called mitochondria – and the discovery could have wide-ranging benefits across healthcare and medical treatments.

The stac...

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A rock on Mars spilled a surprising yellow treasure after Curiosity accidentally cracked through its unremarkable exterior.

When the rover rolled its 899-kilogram (1,982-pound) body over the fragile lump of mineral i...

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