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Finding her niche from her traditional background to success has sometimes been a rocky road for Raven Longwolf Alcott. But now a senior looking forward to graduation next spring, she has negotiated the obstacles and found success at The University of...

Heres what made the "man in the moon" and why these "facial" geological features are here to stay.

A recent research report had suggested that aliens could be using quantum communication to proclaim their presence to other beings

New research suggests that nitrous oxide, the chemical compound known as laughing gas that we use as a sedative and anaesthetic, could be a sign of life

A fireball that blazed over Alberta, Canada, in February last year has left astronomers second-guessing how the Solar System formed.

When you say the words “nitrous oxide” or “laughing gas,” there are people who will think of going

Scientists at University of California, Riverside believe that the presence in space of nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, could be a signal that life is out there, but more investigation is needed.

Macao science workers actively join payload specialist selection for manned space program-

Science workers in Chinas Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR) have responded actively to payload specialist selection for the countrys manned space program.

Possible formation of Amasya after 280 million years in the future. Credit: Curtin UniversityNew research has found that the world's next supercontinent,