Scientific Breakthrough Could Help Explain Why Uranus Is So Hot
A new scientific breakthrough has proven the existence of infrared auroras on Uranus and could help scientists understand the gas planet.
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This Radar The Size Of A Seed Can Detect Unbelievably Small Movements
Researchers at UC Davis have created a seed-sized radar that is both energy efficient and can detect some of the tiniest changes.
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Scientists Are Baffled By New Signals They Discovered In The Human Brain
Scientists have discovered previously unknown white brain matter signals, and they're completely baffling.
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We Can't Stop The West Antarctic Ice Sheet From Melting, New Study Says
A new study claims that we are already at a point of no return and that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet meltdown will happen no matter what.
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NASA Just Sent A Software Update To A Spacecraft 12 Billion Miles Away
NASA just sent a critical software update to Voyager 2 and it took almost 18 hours to complete the upgrade.
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A Dwarf Planet Close To Mars Could Have What It Takes To Sustain Life
In-depth studies of the dwarf planet Ceres suggest that Mars' neighboring dwarf planet could sustain life.
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AI Detected A Supernova Without Help From Humans
A new AI-powered supernova detection system just detect its first supernova and could revolutionize how we search for exploding stars.
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We Have A Very Small Opportunity To Save Greenland's Ice Sheet, Study Claims
A new study claims we may have a very small opportunity to save Greenland's ice sheet from melting and raising sea levels.
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Troubling Discovery Suggests The Earth's Core Is Leaking
New research published this week suggests that the Earth's core is leaking and scientists aren't sure what that means.
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21 More Species Have Just Been Declared Extinct
The Fish and Wildlife service has moved 21 more species off the endangered list and onto the list of extinct animals.
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Don't Miss The Peak Of The 2023 Orionids Meteor Shower This Weekend
One of the best annual meteor showers will peak this weekend as the 2023 Orionids meteor shower lights up the sky.
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We Finally Know What Caused The Strongest Marsquake Ever
We may have finally figured out what caused the strongest marsquake we have ever recorded on our distant neighboring planet.
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Space Junk Pollution Is Poisoning Earth's Upper Atmosphere, New Study Says
Space junk pollution could spell severe problems for the Earth's upper atmosphere as it fills with rare metals, a new study suggests.
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See The Moon's Shadow On Earth From Last Week's Ring Of Fire Eclipse
This month's annular eclipse was beautiful, but NASA captured another intriguing view showcasing the annular eclipse's shadow across Earth.
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This Bioprinted Skin Can Heal Wounds Faster With Less Scarring
Scientists have created a new bioprinted skin that heals faster and has less scarring than traditional skin replacements.
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Scientists Finally Identified The Brain Cells That Make People Unique
Scientists have mapped over 3,000 individual brain cell types, and they say the connections they make are what make us unique.
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe Just Set Another Mind-Blowing Record
NASA's Parker Solar Probe has set another mind-blowing record for the fastest object ever created by humankind.
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Rising Sea Levels Are Putting Our Freshwater Levels At Risk
Rising sea levels pose a threat to our drinking water as saltwater pushes the 'salt line' inland, contaminating freshwater sources.
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'Artificial Photosynthesis' Breakthrough Could Lead To Limitless Energy
A new breakthrough in artificial photosynthesis could help create renewable, clean, and limitless energy for our planet.
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Don't Try To Take A Picture Of This Weekend's Solar Eclipse With Your Phone
You shouldn't try to take photos of this weekend's solar eclipse with your phone, it could mess up your camera.
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Watch SpaceX Launch NASA's Historic Psyche Mission
NASA and SpaceX will soon launch the Psyche mission, which will travel to the asteroid Psyche and orbit the metal world.
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Starlink's Satellite Cell Phone Service Will Launch Next Year
Starlink is now promoting its satellite-based "Direct to Cell" cellular service on its website before its launch next year.
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First Analysis Of Bennu Samples Shows Abundance Of Carbon And Water
The first Bennu sample analysis has revealed an abundance of carbon and water within the material captured by NASA's OSIRIS-REx.
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Russia's Nauka Science Module On The ISS Has Sprung A Leak
The Russian Nauka science module has sprung a leak aboard the ISS, prompting big questions about the station's future.
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The Brightest Light In The Sky Is No Longer A Star
BlueWalker 3, a Tetris block-shaped satellite is now the brightest light in the night sky, raising more concerns over light pollution.
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Scientists Finally Figured Out Why Webb's Early Galaxy Images Are So Bright
New research could help explain why Webb's images of the universe's early galaxies were so baffling to scientists.
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AI Startup Prophetic Claims Its Headset Can Control Your Dreams
An AI startup says that it has created a lucid dreams headset that gives you control over your dreams and it's set to release in 2025.
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