Vatican Unveils Restored ‘Apollo Belvedere,’ Roman Marble Masterpiece
VATICAN CITY—The Vatican Museums unveiled on Tuesday a restoration of one of the crown jewels of their collection, a 2nd century marble sculpture of the Greek god Apollo that has inspired generations...
View ArticleSun Enters Solar Maximum Phase, Raising Geomagnetic Storm Risk: NOAA
The sun has reached the solar maximum phase of its 11-year cycle, leading to increased solar activity, and experts anticipate that this phase could continue into the next year. The National Oceanic and...
View ArticleFiguring Out Fitness After Menopause
Jenn Reed’s menopausal transition was nothing like she expected. An empty-nester mom, she had always eaten healthily and been fit—she even worked as a personal trainer—but gradually, she stopped caring...
View ArticleCentury-Old Time Capsule’s Contents Are Unveiled in Kansas City
Time capsules are fickle, and the opening of one entombed a century ago inside one of the nation’s preeminent World War I memorials was no exception. The first challenge was just getting to the time...
View ArticleRare Copy of US Constitution up for Auction Is Expected to Sell for Millions
A rare copy of the U.S. Constitution printed 237 years ago sent to the states to be ratified is being auctioned Thursday evening in North Carolina. Brunk Auctions is selling the copy—the only of its...
View ArticleBrown Dwarf Discovered 30 Years Ago Is Actually Twins Circling Each Other
NEW YORK—A celestial object discovered decades ago is actually twins orbiting each other, a new study confirms. Scientists have puzzled over the object known as Gliese 229B, the first known brown dwarf...
View ArticleNeurologist Who Specializes in Light Therapy Explains the Science Behind...
If there’s one message Brandon Crawford would like to share with the world, it is that a broken brain can heal. A functional neurologist and pioneer in laser therapy, Crawford isn’t intimidated by even...
View ArticleHow to Become Resilient Amid the Rise of Superbugs
In recent decades, medical experts have warned of a looming health crisis due to superbugs resistant to antimicrobials. Such warnings have become dire, increasing the importance of each person ensuring...
View ArticleSpaceX Launches Another Batch of Starlink Satellites
SpaceX launches another batch of Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral, Florida, at 7:53 p.m. ET on Oct. 17. ...
View ArticleNOAA Expects Warm and Dry South, Cold and Wet North This Winter
Most of the United States should expect a warmer and drought-developing winter this year, while colder and wetter conditions will be restricted to the northern parts of the country, according to the...
View ArticleFathers’ Gut Health May Influence Physical and Mental Health in Offspring,...
Men contemplating fatherhood may need to consider assessing their gut health after researchers found a link between a father’s gut microbiota and the health of their offspring. Using mice, researchers...
View ArticleAstronomers Trace Origin of Meteorites That Have Struck Earth
WASHINGTON—Meteorites—rocks that fall to Earth from space—have pelted our planet from its birth to today, often causing scant damage but sometimes triggering cataclysms. But from where exactly are...
View ArticleExploring NAD+: Is It Really a Key to Longevity?
Short for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, NAD+ supplements are being studied for their effects on cellular energy production, mitochondria function, and DNA repair. Before reaching for a supplement,...
View ArticleNeuroscience Confirms Viewing Original Fine Art Paintings Is Best
Neuroscientists continue to discover how art and beauty affects our brains and cognition. New neurological evidence reaffirms what many of us instinctively know: that viewing original fine art is best....
View ArticleNew Study Reignites Debate on Cell Phone Radiation Safety
Cell phones have only been part of our lives for a few decades, yet they have become indispensable tools for everything from paying bills to streaming videos. However, their convenience comes with...
View ArticleNew Study Indicates No Level of Alcohol Consumption Is Safe for Brain Health
A new study challenges long-held beliefs about alcohol and brain health, revealing a surprising finding: There may be no safe amount to drink if you want to protect your mind from dementia. Researchers...
View ArticleMassive Lithium Deposits Found in Southwestern Arkansas
A groundbreaking study led by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) revealed a potentially massive lithium reserve beneath southwestern Arkansas, which researchers say far exceeds the current worldwide...
View ArticleWilliam Blake’s Teenage Copper Plate Doodles Discovered
OXFORD, England—A series of boyhood doodles engraved on copper plates by English poet and painter William Blake around 250 years ago have been discovered by researchers using new technology capable of...
View ArticleNASA’s SpaceX Crew-8 Astronauts Prepare to Return to Earth
NASA’s SpaceX Crew-8 astronauts prepare to return to Earth. SCHEDULE: 3:00 ET – NASA coverage begins 3:30 ET – Hatch closing 5:05 ET – Undocking TIME / DATE SUBJECT TO CHANGE (postponed from Oct. 22) ...
View ArticleBreaking Free: Experts Share Holistic Approaches to Addiction Recovery
As millions embrace Sober October’s 31-day break from alcohol, experts say that true sobriety extends far beyond temporary abstinence. From Hollywood royalty to health practitioners, addiction...
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