A new study suggests that choosing your own music may be more effective at easing needle-related pain than listening to Mozart or soothing relaxation tracks.

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ESA's new Sentinel-3C satellite reveals Italy's snow-covered Alps, colorful coastal waters, and diverse landscapes in a ...

Scientists combined simulated moon dust with recycled plastic to 3D-print tools and parts that could help future astronauts on the moon.

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Researchers developed a formula that predicts when AI chatbots may shift from safe to harmful answers, even after earning ...

AI chatbots backed existing plans about twice as often as identical new ones, a status quo bias that can work against climate ...

Nightjars appear to balance two very different flight needs. Their broad wings help with slow hunting but lose lift ...

Reef fish near developed shores showed hidden signs of stress, even when adults appeared healthy and well fed.

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