Science -- International Space Station thrown out of control by misfire of Russian module -NASA   Reuters - 13 hours ago

The Day the Space Station Lurched   The Atlantic - 15 hours ago

Russia blames space station lab incident on software failure   Seattlepi.com - 16 hours ago

Europe -- Russia blames software glitch after space station briefly thrown out of control   Reuters - 2 days ago

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Sen. Ron Johnson says he'd support a vaccine mandate for an 'incredibly deadly' virus but not COVID-19, which has killed more than 613,000 Americans   Business Insider - 1 day ago

From COVID to malaria: The potential of mRNA vaccines -- Messenger RNA are little helpers, and scientists have long studied their potential in medicine. COVID-19 gave them a chance to prove it. Could malaria be next?   Deutsche Welle - 1 day ago

A conservative radio host who downplayed vaccines on his show is on an oxygen machine after a severe COVID-19 infection   Business Insider - 1 day ago

Think of your COVID-19 vaccine as a seatbelt, not impenetrable armor   Business Insider - 1 day ago

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Dr. Fauci warns 'things are going to get worse' due to Delta variant surges, but doesn't foresee more lockdowns   Business Insider - 9 hours ago

For parents of unvaccinated kids, worsening Delta variant brings alarm, questions   Los Angeles Times - 1 day ago

Delta variant is rising. Breakthrough infections too. How should I protect myself?   Los Angeles Times - 1 day ago

West Virginia's governor was so disturbed by information on the Delta variant that he said he wanted to 'pee and throw up'   Business Insider - 1 day ago

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Oklahoma GOP Likens Vaccine Mandates To Persecution Of Jews   Huffington Post - 2 days ago

The Dam Is Breaking on Vaccine Mandates   Wired News - 3 days ago

Vaccines Are Great. Masks Make Them Even Better.   The Atlantic - 4 days ago

A Missouri doctor says people in her state are getting vaccines in disguise for fear of running into friends or family who might judge them   Business Insider - 2 days ago

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Canada: Sponge fossils may be oldest animal life ever found -- Scientists are claiming the 890 million-year-old sponge fossils found in remote Canadian mountains could change ideas about animal evolution.   Deutsche Welle - 2 days ago

Americas -- Sponge-like Canadian fossils may be earliest sign of animal life   Reuters - 3 days ago

First sign of animal life on Earth may be a sponge fossil   Seattlepi.com - 3 days ago

Oldest fossils of animals may be in Canadian rocks, study says   Los Angeles Times - 4 days ago

Discovery of 'oldest animal life' may change our idea of early Earth   Independent UK - 3 days ago

In vitro meat -- Lab-grown meat, cultured from animal cells, could soon be a viable alternative to traditional meat.   Deutsche Welle - 2 days ago

DeepMind says it can predict the shape of every protein in the human body -- Stephanie Pappas -- AI firm DeepMind says it can predict the shape of every protein in the human body and in 20 species of research animals.   Live Science - 3 days ago

What Animals See in the Stars, and What They Stand to Lose   New York Times - 3 days ago

Scientists observe light bending from behind black hole for the first time, confirming Einstein's theory   CTV News - 2 days ago

Einstein right, again: Researchers see light 'echo' around black hole   NBC News - 2 days ago

Astronomers observe light from behind a black hole for the first time   Fox News - 3 days ago

Light from behind a black hole spotted for 1st time, proving Einstein right -- Ben Turner -- Scientists hope to use this new discovery to better understand how space-time warps and bends in the presence of massive objects like black holes.   Live Science - 3 days ago

Science News -- Astronomers detect light from behind a black hole for the first time -- Gas, dust and light that get sucked into a black hole are lost forever -- so it shouldn't be possible to see light from behind a black hole. But that's what astronomers saw in a galaxy about 800 million light years away.   UPI - 3 days ago

Einstein was right (again): Astronomers detect light from behind black hole   Australian Broadcasting Corp - 3 days ago

Astronomer finds exoplanet 35 light-years from Earth which has a surface temperature hot enough to bake cookies on at 320 degrees Fahrenheit   Daily Mail - 3 days ago

B.C. wildfire count nears 250 but cooler temperatures, light rain bring some relief   CTV News - 9 hours ago

'X' Marks the Spot: Officials Map a Route Out of the Pandemic -- Governments and organizations around the world are using geospatial data and digital mapping tools to guide their vaccination campaigns. -- Emily Anthes   New York Times - 13 hours ago

World Zoonoses Day - A new tool to identify zoonotic disease hot spots - Researchers have developed a tool to assess wildlife markets for risks of zoonotic outbreaks.   Deutsche Welle - 3 days ago

UNESCO adds 7,000-year-old Chilean MUMMIES to its World Heritage List after hailing the 'global importance' of the preserved remains, which are over 2,000 years older than their more famous Egyptian counterparts   Daily Mail - 4 days ago

Why the world's favorite banana may go extinct, and how scientists are trying to save it   Business Insider - 3 days ago

Stephen Hawking's chilling end of the world predictions: 'Extinction is inevitable' PROFESSOR STEPHEN HAWKING made a number of chilling predictions for the future of humanity on...   Daily Express - 20 hours ago

H.G. Wells' "World Brain" is now here—what have we learned since?   Ars Technica - 1 day ago

Finding answers to the world's drinking water crisis   BBC News - 3 hours ago

Why you should NEVER message an ex: Keeping former partners on the 'back burner' causes negative feelings - even if you don't jump back into bed with them, study finds   Daily Mail - 2 days ago

Apollo 11 ascent stage that helped Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin return safely from the lunar surface may still be orbiting the moon and not crashed as previously believed, study finds   Daily Mail - 2 days ago

Lesbians earn 7% MORE than straight women, while gay and bisexual men are paid hundreds of pounds LESS per year than their heterosexual counterparts, study finds   Daily Mail - 2 days ago

Buried 'lakes' on Mars may just be frozen clay -- Charles Q. Choi -- Bright reflections that radar detected beneath the south pole of Mars may not be underground lakes as previously thought but deposits of clay instead, a new study finds.   Live Science - 2 days ago

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