It's a bird, it's a plane, it's supermoon! Aside from being bigger and brighter than a regular moon, does a supermoon affect anything on Earth?
Many Midwestern and New England states are hoping to attract more residents by offering cash, student loan forgiveness and other incentives. But surprisingly, no one has studied whether these programs are effective.
Frederick Douglass' pivotal 19th century abolitionist newspaper is being relaunched for a 21st century audience.
A new study showed that about 10 percent of Americans who thought they had food allergies actually had food intolerance issues. So what's the difference?
No worries though. Jupiter, Neptune or Uranus could create their own beautiful, bright ring display in the distant future.
The groundbreaking innovation could mean major advances in treating people with diabetes and other vascular diseases.
Say What?!
Where did Saturn's rings come from? Well, it's possible that an icy object from the Kuiper Belt, or an errant comet, became entwined in Saturn's gravitational field and succumbed to the planet's powerful tides, ripping them apart, eventually grinding down their material to create the banded rings we know and love today.
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Saturn's Rings Will Exist for Just a Blip in Time
