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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.--Scientists have discovered a new and renewable source of water on the moon for future explorers in lunar samples from a Chinese mission.

Clione, translucent sea slugs dubbed “angels in drift ice,” could be wiped out off eastern Hokkaido because increasingly acidic seawater from carbon dioxide emissions is destroying their sole food source, studies show.

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Japan’s first domestically produced quantum computer, developed by the Riken research institute, was released online on March 27 to allow joint researchers to access it.

The mystery of consciousness is as old as there have been people conscious that they were conscious. However most people, including philosophers and scientists, don’t know what they mean by consciousness. The confusion is compounded when speculating ...

WASHINGTON--Our capacity to care about others may have very, very ancient origins, a new study suggests.

Deep beneath Waitomo’s rolling hills lies a maze of caves and underground rivers. Here, NIWA researchers braved the dark waters to measure the current and hunt for fishy invaders under the twinkle of the cave’s magical glowworms. The Waitomo caves ...

Myrtle rust infections have been found on pōhutukawa trees in Auckland at unprecedented levels this summer. This season is also the first the disease has been reported on Auckland’s iconic Rangitoto Island. Myrtle rust, caused by the fungal pathogen ...

KUSHIMOTO, Wakayama Prefecture--Seaweed that glows mysteriously when it is illuminated has become a popular must-see attraction among divers off the coast here. 

Scientists have created baby mice with two fathers for the first time by turning male mouse stem cells into female cells in a lab.