The First Humans To Travel To Mars Might Be In This Photo
NASA is sending humans back to the Moon. That's a plan that's been in the works for some time now, but when the current presidential…
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FDA Approves Ebola Vaccine With 100% Success Rate
In a move that could save countless lives, the US Food and Drug Administration has approved a vaccine designed to combat Ebola with a truly…
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Boeing's Starliner Just Hit A Brick Wall In Space
"You have got to be kidding me." - NASA, probably. Today was supposed to be a milestone for Boeing and NASA's Commercial Crew program. After…
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NASA Just Released A Hype Video For Its Return To The Moon, And It's Actually Kinda Awesome
NASA is headed back to the Moon, and it's doing so sooner rather than later. The Artemis program is a complex approach, requiring the construction…
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Earthquake Alert App MyShake Sent Its First Public Warning To California Residents
Earthquakes can be incredibly devastating natural events, and the key to preserving life during a quake is a system that can alert people to a…
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Watch NASA's 2020 Mars Rover Drive For The First Time
NASA has spent years developing all the sensitive instruments the Mars 2020 rover will carry along with it during its trip to the Red Planet.…
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A New Planet-Hunting Space Telescope Just Began Its Tour Of Duty
Technology capable of observing worlds outside of our solar system is advancing at a breakneck pace. In fact, researchers are currently grappling with what amounts…
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Drinking Zero-Calorie Cola Isn't Doing Anything For You
If you're doing your part to maintain a healthy lifestyle, purging large quantities of sugar from your diet is a pretty good move. With that…
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Boeing's Starliner Gets Thumbs Up For Friday Launch
Boeing's Starliner capsule is built to carry astronauts. It's one of NASA's two big bets on commercial crew vehicles, with the other being SpaceX's Crew…
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Before An Asteroid Wiped Out Dinosaurs, A Huge Volcano Poisoned Nearly Everything On Earth
Just over 66 million years ago, Earth's fate changed dramatically with the arrival of a massive asteroid that slammed into what is the present-day Yucatan…
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SpaceX's Satellite Launch On Monday Almost Went Perfectly... Almost
SpaceX has had an incredibly busy year. The company has been sticking to a schedule of satellite launches for a variety of clients, while also…
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Chili Peppers Might Hurt, But A New Study Says They Help You Live Longer
Chili peppers are a beloved ingredient in many dishes around the world. Whether you favor the flavor or not, new research suggests that there may…
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NASA Finally Picked Its Landing Spot On Asteroid Bennu
Earlier this month, NASA revealed the final four would-be landing spots for its OSIRIS-REx asteroid probe. The locations, known as Nightingale, Kingfisher, Osprey, and Sandpiper,…
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NASA's Juno Spacecraft Spots Massive Cyclone On Jupiter
NASA's Juno spacecraft has been hanging around the mighty gas giant Jupiter for a number of years now, and it's returned some very interesting observations…
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Surprising Discovery Suggests The Milky Way Has More Than One Black Hole
Studying a galaxy from the inside can be a tricky thing, but astronomers have still managed to learn a great deal about our own Milky…
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The FAA Knew The 737 MAX Was Potentially Unsafe
A pair of Boeing's 737 MAX 8 commercial airliners crashed in the span of just five months between late 2018 and early 2019, claiming hundreds…
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Would You Eat Less If Foods Told You How Much Exercise It Takes To Burn Them Off?
When it comes to combating the obesity epidemic, researchers are doing their best to invent new ways of convincing us to eat healthier and be…
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Even A Little Alcohol Can Raise Your Risk Of Getting Cancer, Study Finds
Over the years, there has been no shortage of studies focused on alcohol consumption. Some studies suggest there are benefits to moderate consumption of alcohol…
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Saturn's Ice Moon Enceladus Has Icy 'Tiger Stripes,' And Scientists Just Figured Out Why
Of all the places in our solar system where life might be hiding out, Saturn's frosty moon Enceladus might be the most tantalizing. The Moon…
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Wildlife Conservationist Says Her Tigers Weren't Trying To Kill Her When They Mauled Her
A pair of adult tigers got a little too rough with their handler over the weekend during a fundraising event for Wildlife and Environmental Conservation…
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NASA Broke The SLS Fuel Tank, But Swears It Did It On Purpose
NASA Space Launch System, the rocket system that will eventually provide the means for the space agency to send spacecraft and astronauts to the Moon,…
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Polar Bears Won't Stop Invading This Small Village In Russia
A group of polar bears in Russia is celebrating the holidays in a truly spectacular way, much to the dismay of local residents. Locals in…
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New Zealand Volcano Claims At Least Five Lives In First Eruption In Nearly Two Decades
A volcano erupted on New Zealand's White Island earlier today. Early reports indicate that the event has already claimed at least five lives, and emergency…
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Anti-Vaxxer Arrested In Samoa As Measles Outbreak Claims Over 60 Lives
The island nation of Samoa is in the midst of a measles outbreak that shows no signs of slowing down. Thousands of been infected and…
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That AI Robot That Had An Emotional Meltdown In Space Got An Upgrade
SpaceX was finally able to launch its Dragon cargo spacecraft to the International Space Station this week after the initial launch was scrubbed due to…
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Hubble Snaps Ridiculously Gorgeous Shot Of Distant Galaxy
When astronomers peer deep into space, what they see is what they get. Humans have developed some seriously impressive imaging tools for observing faraway objects…
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Chinese Scientists Created 'Monkey Pigs' By Adding Primate Cells To Pig Embryos
If there's one thing sci-fi movies have taught us over the year it's that combining one animal with another animal almost always ends badly. Scientists…
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