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It will take time for the factory to ramp up and reach the production level of before the mid-April shutdown, according to Emergent spokesman.

They say China demanded a Nobel summit disinvite two prize winners China calls “secessionists,” the Dalai Lama and Taiwanese scientist Yuan Lee.

Researchers found thin sections of rock containing three-dimensional structures that resemble modern sponge skeletons, hinting at how — and when — life first emerged.

“The whole country is on fire,” said Ali Mokdad, a professor of global health at the University of Washington. “Covid-19 is rising in every state.”

Water levels in the southern part of Utah's Great Salt Lake dropped to the their lowest ever recorded.

The West has been grappling with a historic drought and heat waves worsened by climate change, stressing waterways and reservoirs that sustain millions of people and wildlife.

NASA in April awarded Elon Musk’s SpaceX with a sole $2.89 billion contract to build the next crewed lunar lander under its Human Landing Systems program.

NASA suggested that the slow speed of Sunday night’s meteor means it was likely that a small piece of an asteroid produced the fireball.

The space tourism industry is poised to take off, but the FAA recently tightened its rules on who qualifies for commercial astronaut wings.

Scientists have documented examples of social learning in birds, and the spread of a trick to open trash bins hints at a distinct advantage for those that easily transmit knowledge.

As coronavirus cases once again rise in the U.S., experts say breakthrough cases will also go up, but that doesn't mean the vaccines aren't working.