Page 55 - New Study News Today

Astronomers just found a triple-sun-sized object lurking outside of a vibrant spiral galaxy. What does this mean?

HIV is the onset or the starting age of AIDS, while the latter is the most advanced, lethal stage of the virus infection.

Sharks have always been known to stay in both deep and shallow waters. An increased sighting of sharks off the coastlines of Miami has negative effects.

Life on Venus might be far from possible, at least that’s what the latest study suggests. Venus' clouds have weird chemistry, which some suggest could potentially prove life on the second planet near the sun.

It's not like Tesla shareholders needed another reason to worry about their investment, considering the electric vehicle maker's slumping stock price and uncertain business outlook. Now comes word...

A new report commissioned by the Farm Journal Foundation breaks down some of the best practices for farmers to sequester carbon. 

This is the first time that well-digging has been observed in a group of chimpanzees living in the rainforest.

The ultra-rare stars are so brilliant that it sweeps across Earth-like lighthouse beams. A new member of a group of ultra-rare stars has just been discovered in the Milky Way! It's known as MAXI J1816-195, about 30,000 light-years away.

A sudden shift in climatic conditions in the North Atlantic approximately 800 years ago had a part in a drop in Atlantic salmon populations returning to rivers, according to research headed by the University of Southampton. Salmon stocks were further depleted as a result of subsequent human exploitation.

Researchers have found that older men who had regular nightmares were twice as likely to be later diagnosed with Parkinsons compared to those who didnt.