Solar eclipse and coronavirus: Why the Sun's corona shares its name with the virus

The August 12 total solar eclipse put the Sun's outer atmosphere in the spotlight as the Moon passed directly between the Sun and Earth, briefly blocking the Sun's bright disc. Along the path of totality, the darkness of the eclipse made one of the Sun's most striking features visible: the corona, a glowing outer layer that is usually difficult to see with the naked eye.

Chinese military scientist sent coronavirus vials to US in 2018, died mysteriously in 2020: Report

Newly released Senate documents suggest a Chinese scientist sent virus vials to a US laboratory. These samples were intercepted by customs officials at Detroit airport in 2018. The vials contained genetic material from a coronavirus affecting pigs, and research was NIH funded. This revelation coincides with Anthony Fauci invoking his Fifth Amendment rights during a Senate hearing. The origins of COVID-19 remain a subject of ongoing debate among intelligence agencies.

'Dr Fauci hid it all along!': Gabbard exposes former top US COVID official over coronavirus origins

Thailand Scientists Identify New Coronavirus With Potential Human Infection Risk

The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted how quickly zoonotic diseases can spread globally. As a result, scientists worldwide have increased efforts to study viruses circulating in wildlife and improve early detection systems.

'Hantavirus is different virus from coronavirus': WHO draws the Line, rejects viral COVID comparison

Canine Coronavirus: Can The Infection In Dogs Spread To Humans Easily?

Canine coronavirus primarily affects dogs, but emerging research suggests possible human infection risks. Here's what experts say about zoonotic transmission, symptoms, and whether pet owners should be concerned.