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The increasing amount of debris has heightened fears about the "Kessler syndrome". Named after an American astrophysicist ...

A renowned research magazine loses almost its entire editorial team. Among other things, it criticizes the uncoordinated, ...

Psychology researcher Alicia Meuret told The New York Times that her recent study showed doctors and therapists should focus ...

A 1,100-pound metal ring from a rocket smashed in to a Kenyan village, where it startled residents and flattened trees ...

The term "political rock star" has not been applied to many Canadian leaders, but when Justin Trudeau stormed into office in a 2015 landslide election, it appeared to fit.

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This year we saw more examples of the destructive effort to undermine abortion as a health service. But overreach into health practices was not limited to abortion care.

For Smithsonian Magazine, dinosaur enthusiast and science writer Riley Black rounded up her top dino discoveries of the year. She talks with Ira Flatow about the most exciting paleontology news of ...