Artemis III: Everything We Know About NASA's Return To The Moon
This decade, NASA plans to put humans on the Moon for the first time in 50 years. Here's everything we know about the Artemis III mission.
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Scientists Observed An Incredible Phenomenon Einstein Said We'd Never See
Astronomers have photographed evidence of an Einstein Cross, a phenomena that Einstein predicted we would never witness for ourselves.
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NASA Wants To Play A Bigger Role In UAP And UFO Research
NASA's UAP study has outlined how the space agency can help us better understand the mystery of UAPs and where they come from.
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NASA Will Release Its UAP Report This Week
NASA will release and discuss its newest UAP report this week. Here's everything you need to know to tune in to the reveal.
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This Is Your Only Chance To See A Rare Green Comet For The Next 400 Years
A rare green comet known as Nishimura will pass Earth just once for the next 400 years, and you might be able to see it from your backyard.
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Scientists In China May Have Just Reinvented The Toilet Bowl
A group of scientists in China have created an ultra-slippery toilet bowl that can repel almost any type of liquids or solids.
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Imprisoned Scientist Who Gene-Edited Babies Wanted To Transform The Human Species
A scientist imprisoned for editing the genes of babies says he wants to transform our species and make gene-edited humans.
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NASA's Highly Anticipated Psyche Mission Finally Has A Launch Date
NASA's highly anticipated Psyche mission has seen a few delays, but the space agency has finally greenlit a possible launch date.
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Researchers Say 50 Percent Of Black Holes Burp Up Star Remains Years Later
A new unreviewed study claims that black holes can burp up star remnants several years after they eat them.
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Prehistoric Takahe Birds Were Thought To Be Extinct, But They've Returned To The Wild
For years, we thought the Takahe birds were extinct, but now we've returned these prehistoric birds to the wild.
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Da Vinci Robot Surgeon Removes Inoperable Tumor, Saving Patient's Life
New reports highlight the success of the Da Vinci surgical robot in a procedure that humans couldn't have pulled off alone.
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Scientists Discovered How To Make Concrete 30% Stronger With Used Coffee Grounds
Engineers have come up with a way to make stronger concrete and cut down on the amount of spent coffee grounds wasted each yar.
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Stunning Photos Show Rare Upside-Down Lightning Streaking Up Into The Sky
Photographs captured of a storm system showcase the beautiful imagery of upside-down lightning as it fills the sky.
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Crazy New Self-Destructing Robots Can Carry Out Military Tasks And Then Dissolve Into Nothing
A group of researchers in South Korea have created self-destructing robots that can melt after completing their job.
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James Webb Captures Hypnotic Photos Of The Whirlpool Spiral Galaxy
A new image from the James Webb space telescope gives us a beautiful look at the Whirlpool Galaxy and its unique spiral arms.
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Chinese Rover Found Hidden Structures Beneath The Moon's Surface
China's 2019 moon mission has revealed multiple layers of mysterious structures lying under the moon's surface.
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India's Chandrayaan-3 Rover Is On The Move
After making a successful landing on the moon earlier this month, India's Chandrayaan-3 rover is finally off exploring the lunar south pole.
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Humanoid PIBOT Robot Can Fly A Plane After Just Reading The Manual
A humanoid robot known as PIBOT could pave the way toward robot pilots after showing success learning and flying an aircraft.
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Researchers Invented A 'Solar Leaf' That Harvests 13% More Energy From The Sun
Researchers have created a bio-inspired, hybrid "solar leaf" that mimics the functions of a leaf to harvest more energy from the Sun.
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This 240-Million-Year-Old Giant Amphibian Was Discovered By A Chicken Farmer
Scientists have finally named a new species of giant amphibian that they believe modern day Chinese giant salamanders are descended from.
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India Becomes First Nation To Land On Moon's Southern Pole
India's Moon lander, the Chandrayaan-3, has successfully landed at the Moon's southern pole, becoming the first to reach the coveted area.
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AI Helped A Stroke Patient Speak For The First Time In 18 Years
A stroke patient was finally given the chance to speak again thanks to an AI brain implant that allowed her to power a digital avatar.
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It Takes Just 22 People To Start A Mars Colony, New Study Claims
A new study claims that it would only take 22 people to start a Mars colony, but that some personalities might not do so well.
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James Webb Captures Breathtaking View Of Ring Nebula In New Images
James Webb has captured an absolutely beautiful image of the Ring Nebula, showcasing it in unprecedented detail.
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Russia's First Lunar Mission In 47 Years Crashes And Burns
Russia's first lunar mission in almost 50 years has crashed and burned after the Luna-25 spacecraft spiraled out of control.
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Researchers Extracted A Pink Floyd Song From A Person's Brain - Listen To The Haunting Audio
New research shows that scientists were able to extract brain waves and reconstruct music from them and its absolutely haunting.
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The Sun May Be To Blame For Neptune's Vanishing Clouds
Scientists have been baffled by Neptune's vanishing clouds. However, new research could explain the mystery behind this phenomenon.
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