How The Runaway Greenhouse Gas Effect Could Literally Boil Earth Alive
A new bit of research showcases just how easily the runaway greenhouse gas effect can turn an earth-like planet into a boiling nightmare.
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Parasitic Black Holes Could Be Hiding Inside Stars And Even Powering Them
A new paper posits that parasitic black holes living inside of stars could be a viable candidate for dark matter.
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NASA's Mars Helicopter Highlights Cost Of Human Exploration In Latest Image
NASA's Mars helicopter has captured an image of what is being described as "otherworld wreckage," but it's just humanity's trash.
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Scientists Explore Using Nuclear Explosions To Fend Off Asteroids
A new bit of research says that nuclear asteroid deterrent methods could actually work if we have all the right information.
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ESO Delivers Breathtaking 1.5-Billion-Pixel Image Of A Cosmic Chicken
The European Southern Observatory has captured a breathtaking 1.5-billion-pixel image of the Running Chicken Nebula.
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The Arctic Ocean Is Emitting Lots Of Carbon As Its Water Warms
A study has highlighted the devastating effects that the warming waters of the Arctic Ocean are having on carbon emissions.
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Why Scientists Want To Put A Sunshade In Orbit Around Earth
Some say that an orbiting sunshade could help mitigate climate change. Here's why these scientists think so.
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The Ultimate Guide To The James Webb Space Telescope
Learn more about James Webb with the ultimate guide to every discovery and observation made by the James Webb Space Telescope.
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CyberRunner AI Beats Humans In Physical Skill Game For The First Time
In an exciting bit of progression, the CyberRunner AI has managed to complete a physical labyrinth maze faster than a human can.
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China's Space Plane Deployed 6 Mysterious 'Wingmen,' And No One Knows What They Are
Four days after China's space plane launched on its fourth mission, the autonomous spacecraft has deployed six "mysterious wingmen."
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AI Detects And Diagnoses Childhood Autism Using Photos Of Children's Eyes
A new AI autism detection system can diagnose childhood autism 100% of the time just by scanning photos of their eyes.
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Webb Snaps Stunningly Detailed Image Of Uranus
The newest Webb photos of Uranus capture the ice giant in breathtaking detail, including the planet's elusive rings.
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Breakthrough Discovery Puts Scientists One Step Closer To Creating Artificial DNA
A scientific breakthrough may finally allow scientists to create artificial DNA with new nucleotides that can create proteins.
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SpaceX Targets December 28 Launch For X-37B Space Plane
The U.S. Space Force's X-37B space plane is set to launch again on December 28 - here's what we know about the secret spacecraft.
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Sierra's Reusable Space Plane Just Entered Its Final Testing Phase At NASA
Sierra Space's reusable space plane has finally entered the last phase of its testing at NASA. It's set to launch next year.
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The Weather Service Recorded The Largest Solar Flare Since 2017, Here's What That Means
The Weather service just recorded the largest solar flare since 2017 and it caused strong radio blackouts all across Earth.
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This Rocket Engine Runs Off Cow Dung
A Japanese startup has shown successful tests of a rocket engine called ZERO that is designed to run off chemicals derived from cow poop.
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Scientists Made An Ultra-Tough Substance As Hard As Diamonds
A group of scientists have created an ultra-tough substance that rivals the hardness of diamonds. It may even be used to coat spacecraft.
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Doctors Found A Way To 3D Print Inside The Human Body
Scientists and doctors may have found a way to 3D print biomedical devices inside the human body.
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Newly Discovered Ghost Spiders Have Scientists Scrambling To Study Them
Scientists have discovered six new species of ghost spiders, including one found living inside a power plant.
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Is Our Galaxy In A Huge Empty Void? Some Scientists Think So
Our galaxy might be in an empty void, scientists suggest. The rising theory of a "Hubble Bubble" could explain discrepancies in the cosmos.
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New Study Sounds Alarm Over Toxic Metal Created In The Air By Wildfires
A new study has raised alarms over the threat of toxic metal poisoning the air due to intense wildfires experienced in recent years.
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Halley's Comet Is Finally Heading Back Towards The Sun
Skywatchers will get a chance to watch Halley's Comet fly through space as it makes its first return trip toward the sun in 38 years.
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The Geminids Meteor Shower Will Peak Tonight, Don't Miss It
Learn when to head outside and watch the Geminids meteor shower peak, marking one of the last big meteor showers of the year.
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Thrilling NASA Video Shows What It's Like To Hurtle Through Earth's Atmosphere On Reentry
NASA has shared a video of the Orion's reentry into Earth's atmosphere and it's beautiful but terrifying at the same time.
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Astronomers Discover Origin Of Mysterious Green 'Ghosts' Sometimes Seen In Sky
Green ghosts are rare phenomena that appear in the night sky during intense storms, and scientists may have finally discovered why they form.
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Communication With Voyager 1 Hits Yet Another Glitch
NASA says that Voyager 1 communication has hit another glitch, and engineers are working to restore connection once again.
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