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SpaceX’s massive, new Starship V3 rocket aborts its launch from Texas: ‘Wet dress rehearsal’
The towering 407-feet tall rocket was placed on a hold due to an issue with the temperature of the propellants inside the tanks before crews officially called off the launch at 7:40 p.m. EST.
Wildlife
Shell shock Mysterious rare purple shell washes up on California beach
A student was enjoying a sunset stroll on a beach in La Jolla, California, when she came across something very rare.
Archaeology
Ancient times Stonehenge mystery may be solved: Was it first-ever competitive reality show?
You could call it “Game of Stones.”
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Harvard doctor invents 'vagina on a chip' in women's health breakthrough
The invention "sets the stage for us to develop better and more effective strategies for women," Dr. Zohreh Izadifar told The Post.
Ancient Roman bust in pristine condition discovered during Spanish beach dig
Spain ordered a beach refresh — and discovered a goddess with 2,000 years of attitude buried in the sand.
Archaeologists discover massive ancient site, over 1,000 artifacts before railway construction
The discoveries span from the Early Bronze Age to the Roman era.
NASA astronaut performs incredible overhead kick in space ahead of World Cup
NASA's Jessica Meir pulled off the acrobatic move in microgravity as she hosted a science lesson from the International Space Station this week for students.
Dangerous beast spotted for the first time in 100 years in Sequoia National Park after being wiped out
The beasts were wiped out by the early 1900s after aggressive eradication tied to livestock protection.
Oral spray may cure your dog's nasty breath once and for all, scientists say
It'll take their breath away.
Chicks hatched from artificial eggs in scientific first — it could be a game-changer for bringing extinct animals back to life
Could this bring species back from egg-stinction?
Here's why the majority of people are right-handed, according to study
Despite decades of research, right-handedness has remained a mystery until now.
Monumental Alexander the Great tomb revealed for first time: 'unique and magnificent'
The excavation centers around the Kasta Tomb in Amphipolis, the ruins of an ancient Macedonian city in northern Greece, about 60 miles northeast of Thessaloniki.
'Extremely rare' 2,000-year-old bread loaf unearthed at Roman legionary camp
Officials recently uncovered a charred 2,000-year-old Roman bread loaf — the first of its kind ever found in Switzerland.
Mysterious fault's quake brakes may hold secret to stopping tremors: Study
Whose fault is it?
'Just that weird': Suckerfish observed swimming in manta rays' rear ends, could impede pooping, sex
It was a close encounter of the turd kind.
Bizarre, new fish species discovered — adorably dubbed 'Snuffleupagus' for hairy, orange appearance
"Sesame Street" creators are even supporting the fish’s moniker.
Scientists discover Southeast Asia's largest dinosaur in Thailand
Researchers have unearthed skeletal remains of the Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis, the largest-known dinosaur from Southeast Asia.
Tooth shows cavemen conducted dental surgery thousands of years before anesthetic
Cavemen conducted dental surgery tens of thousands of years before anaesthetics, reveals new research.
Archaeologists unearth ancient Roman burials beneath bustling tourist destination
Archaeologists have uncovered ancient Roman graves beneath a thriving Adriatic city, offering a glimpse into life long before it became a tourist destination.
'AI babies' are being conceived in 'previously impossible' ways — all about the new IVF tech
“We wouldn't have been able to even have a baby together if it wasn't for AI,” one dad-to-be told The Post. “So we’re very grateful.”
Researchers unearth invisible 'ghost text' from New Testament 6th century manuscript
The ancient text was invisible to the naked eye but recoverable with modern technology.
Woman picks up 'beautiful' bug that caught her eye -- it almost killed her
"I just picked him up and I said, ‘Woah you’re so pretty.’ And within seconds, I felt burning through my body,” Antoinette Webb, 44, said.
Dying river in Biblical 'cradle of civilization' raises scary spectre of end times
It may be turning into a dust bowl — and some Christians say the Bible saw it coming.