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Scientists are banking on gene therapy to save children from rare genetic disorders without using immune-suppressing medications.

Entrepreneurs are leveraging new technologies, such as machine learning to predict climate disasters as the commercial space industry grows.

ESA's new Arrakhis orbiting telescope will soon track down dark matter. Here's how ESA's new Arrakhis orbiting satellite is expected to track down dark matter, one of the most elusive and mysterious substances in space.

Moderna and Merck reveal cancer vaccine breakthrough as their mRNA cancer vaccine trials show positive results.

Despite our best efforts, the scale of the oceans and what lies within them continues to be somewhat incomprehensible.

For the first time ever, scientists achieve net energy production for nuclear fusion after decades of testing and experimenting.

Ammoun's photography career started in 2015 when he bought his first camera with money from his dental school graduation award. This sparked an interest that grew into a guide to the Moon, space, and beyond.

While there may be more than 4,000 species of cockroaches that roam the earth, only about 30 different varieties live among humans, inspiring the \

A breakthrough in brain and spinal cord cancer treatment has been made through CAR-T cell therapy trials.

An anti-fog technology for eyeglasses has been developed through gold-based transparent coating. A team of researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich) have developed a gold nano coating that keeps glasses fog-free in humid conditions.