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Apollo 12, the second manned mission to land on the Moon was anything but predictable. Here’s a look back at what happened 50 years ago today.

Core samples from the Chicxulub Crater paint a picture of the dinosaurs' last days.

The somewhat mysterious black-and-white visual illusion tricks your eyes into seeing color. Learn more at Discovery.com.

Studies show that self-criticism may damage the immune system. Now researchers believe being kind to yourself may lower the risk of disease. Learn more at Discovery.com.

Boeing’s Starliner capsule launched on Friday. Astrophysicist Paul M Sutter has everything you need to know about the Starliner and its mission.

Want to be more productive? Research shows that exposure to nature -- even in the form of a potted plant -- may help. Learn more at Discovery.com.

Mark Rober and his team of “Avengineers” are out to catch troublemakers with some ingenious inventions.

This super-sensitive explosive will explode in virtually any scenario.

Here are some of the biggest scientific breakthroughs of 2017 that might just change the world.

One of the unintended positive consequences of the coronavirus pandemic is a reduction in air pollution.

The Broomstick Challenge is clearly sweeping the nation, but don’t let it fool you. If you take a closer look behind the meaning of it, it’s not exactly based on real science.

This is a concept invented by the American meteorologist.

We hear so much about plastic and how its inability to biodegrade affects the planet, but how can we change the world with a new type of plastic, bioplastic that is.

His poor cleaning habit leads to an amazing moment.

A sunken underwater forest in US coastal waters is still positively teeming with life and may even hold the key to sustaining humanity.