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A rare celestial show was visible from many parts of Japan on Nov. 8 when a total lunar eclipse coincided with Uranus becoming hidden by the moon.

KYOTO--Children develop stereotypical gender images early in life, new research in Japan suggests.

(Eyesonsci) Transposition of China space station lab module Mengtian completed-

An earthquake with a distant epicenter and a relatively modest seismic intensity could still cause such large and lengthy swaying in high-rise buildings that would topple people on the upper floors.

A waterless, edible toothpaste created by a businessman for his critically ill father was sent to the International Space Station (ISS) this month, fulfilling a long-held dream of the inventor.

Barbados is in prime position to become a regional training hub for workers in the aviation industry, Minister of Labour Colin Jordan suggested on Tuesday.Speaking in the House of Assembly during debate on the Civil Aviation Bill 2022, he said that as authorities seek to upgrade the Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) to Category 1 status, there were opportunities to offer training for air traffic controllers and other vital technical jobs in the sector.“As we move to become Tier 1, Ca...

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KIMOTSUKI, Kagoshima Prefecture--An Epsilon-6 rocket carrying eight satellites into orbit on Oct. 12 suffered a malfunction after liftoff and was ordered to self-destruct, according to the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.

In the first survey of its kind, consuming veggies and fruits was confirmed to help lower the risk of death among Japanese who partook of them on a daily basis.

Massive boulders strewn around a scenic natural rock formation called the Hashigui-iwa Rocks in the Pacific coastal town of Kushimoto, Wakayama Prefecture, are likely vestiges of gigantic tsunami that occurred in the distant past, according to a study.