Новости за 18.03.2021

For the first time, scientists have documented biofluorescent fish in the Arctic. Researchers spotted snailfish glowing red and green in the icy waters off the coast of Greenland.

An Ohio deputy shot Casey Goodson, Jr., 23, six times in December, with five of the bullets entering through his back, an autopsy report released by an attorney for Goodson's family confirmed.

A Tennessee man said he almost missed out on his $1,178,746 lottery jackpot when his winning ticket spent an hour on the ground in the parking lot of a business.

Police in Michigan said a $1,500 reward is being offered for the "safe return" of one of the town's most popular residents: a Ronald McDonald statue.

The Dwight D. Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group conducted a passing and communication exercise with the Turkish Navy in the Mediterranean Sea this week, the Navy said on Thursday.

HBO Max has ordered a two-part documentary series about late actress Brittany Murphy from Blumhouse Television and Pyramid Productions.

California theme parks preparing to reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic are being urged to take extra steps to curb the risks associated with a common roller coaster riding activity: screaming.

Racial inequality in COVID-19 vaccine distribution across the U.S. reflects a "broken" healthcare system that has long overlooked communities of color, said Stephen B. Thomas, a professor at the University of Maryland.

President Joe Biden is expected to nominate former Sen. Bill Nelson, who once spent several days in space, to lead NASA, people familiar with the matter confirmed Thursday.

The Taiwanese government is urging residents not to change their legal names to "salmon" to take advantage of a restaurant's free sushi promotion.

Police in Britain said officers were dispatched to help members of the public capture an escaped goat that was spotted chasing vehicles and joggers on a busy road.

Latin American group CNCO released on Thursday a new, black-and-white music video for "El Amor de Mi Vida."

A New York auction house said a 15th century Chinese bowl bought for $35 at a yard sale was auctioned for $721,800.

Beijing has denied dust storms behind seasonal pollution in South Korea originate from China, but satellite data from the U.S. space agency seems to prove otherwise.

The Pentagon is months away from declaring the F-35 ready for full-rate production, according to a defense official in charge of the program.

An exhibition at a Dallas museum delves into the science behind some of the most famous Guinness World Records -- and invites visitors to attempt to set records of their own.

Taiwan will begin administering the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine after a shipment of South Korea-manufactured AstraZeneca vaccines were cleared by authorities.

The Black College Football Hall of Fame on Thursday established a new bowl game, which will showcase the best NFL draft-eligible football players from Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

K-pop star IU released a preview of her music video for "Epilogue," a song from her album "Lilac."

Scientists have discovered a unique movement pattern shared by green sea turtles, sharks, penguins and other marine mammals -- they all swim in circles.

Sally Field has joined the cast of HBO's upcoming series on the Los Angeles Lakers that takes place in the 1980s.

British regulators said Thursday benefits of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 shot far outweigh the risks based on review following suspected blood clots.

The FBI field office in Washington, D.C., on Thursday released new information and videos of unidentified suspects in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack.

Emerging coronavirus variants may mean COVID-19 will be a persistent threat for years to come, even as case numbers decline and more people get vaccinated, former U.S. FDA commissioner Dr. Mark McClellan said Thursday.

"Loki," starring Tom Hiddleston as the titular Marvel character, will premiere June 11 on Disney+.