Why NASA is taking so long to get Boeing's 2 in-limbo astronauts back to Earth

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Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore inside the vestibule between the space station and Boeing's Starliner spacecraft.

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New Study Links Shingles to Cognitive Decline

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Brain MRI scans

Researchers want to combine an ancient technology with clean energy to save over $1 trillion worldwide

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Electrified Thermal Solutions' firebrick technology.

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Another point for life on Mars: Signs of liquid water discovered under the planet's surface

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An artist illustration of NASA's InSight lander on Mars.

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Drone photos show the elegance of animals in the wild from a perspective humans rarely see

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"A Polar Romance" by Florian Ledoux

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I'm a scientist who moved to Lithuania from the US. I am less stressed and my work-life balance is so much better that I don't consider moving back any time soon.

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Stephen Knox Jones Jr. is happier living and working in Europe than in the US.

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How to see the year's best meteor shower this weekend, with fireballs, colorful trails, and a Jupiter-Mars conjunction

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The Perseids meteor shower, known for its fireballs and bright tails.

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Dogs were played the sound of humans crying. Their reaction shows a unique emotional bond with us that other animals lack.

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Dogs have been with us longer than any other domestic species.

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Turbulence is getting more frequent and more severe. An aviation and climate expert explains why.

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One passenger died and dozens were injured on Singapore Airlines Flight 321.

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What it takes to build an Olympic athlete — from guts to grip strength

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