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The U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory has named Sean Jones as deputy laboratory director for science and technology. Jones will begin his new role on October 9, serving as A. . .

SUNY Poly Assistant Professor of Physics Dr. Shing Chi Leung is the recipient of a National Science Foundation Launching Early-Career Academic Pathways in the Mathematical and Physical Sciences grant totaling

Basil Enebeli, a young Nigerian tailor who finished top of his class with first class degree from department of physics at University of Benin shared his story.

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Researchers used Hubble to observe Neptune's clouds to investigate a mystery: why sometimes the planet had plentiful clouds and at other times had barely any.

An Indian spacecraft which is approaching the moon's south pole recently snapped images of the lunar surface.

LOS ANGELES — A landslide struck Laguna Beach’s Bluebird Canyon in 1978 — smashing cars, buckling streets and destroying 24 homes. An adjacent swath of earth broke loose in 2005,

A Russian spacecraft has crashed into the moon. The plan had been for the Luna-25 spacecraft to land on the moon's surface in the area around the south pole.

New data show that more U.S. women are dying from alcohol than ever before. Public health authorities need to adopt more effective strategies to help women realize when their drinking