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  • South polar cap on Mars

    ESA's Mars Express Celebrates 20 Years With Beautiful Global Mosaic

    The ESA's Mars Express spacecraft has captured a mosaic of the Red Planet in detail like we've never seen before.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 12th, 2023 Read More
  • most detailed image of the Moon ever taken from Earth

    NASA Scientist Says Life Could Already Exist On The Moon, And It's Our Fault

    A NASA scientist has revealed that life on the moon could already exist, but that originated from Earth and was carried that by humans.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 12th, 2023 Read More
  • Large planetoid in empty space

    An Asteroid Empire State Building-Sized Will Come Close To Earth On Monday

    Astronomers have warned that a potentially hazardous, skyscraper sized asteroid will pass very close to Earth next week.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 11th, 2023 Read More
  • crocodile eye

    Isolated Crocodile Baffles Scientists After Laying 14 Eggs

    Scientists were baffled when they discovered 14 virgin-birthed crocodile eggs for the first time. Here's what they say happened.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 11th, 2023 Read More
  • Webb star birth composite

    James Webb Gives Us A Front-Row Seat To Star Birth In The Virgo Constellation

    New images captured by James Webb showcase bubbles of new star birth in a galaxy found within the Virgo constellation.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 11th, 2023 Read More
  • bacteria abstract, lost world of ancient organisms

    Scientists Found The Remains Of Mysterious Unknown Lifeforms From 1.6 Billion Years Ago

    Scientists say they have discovered an ancient lost world of organisms that lived when simple life began to evolve on Earth.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 10th, 2023 Read More
  • most detailed image of the Moon ever taken from Earth

    Lunar Dust Could Pose A Serious Problem To Spacecraft Orbiting The Moon

    A new study warns of the threat that clouds of moon dust could pose to future spacecraft orbiting the moon.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 9th, 2023 Read More
  • houseplants

    Researchers Discover That Plants Can Clean Toxic Chemicals From The Air

    A new report from the University of Technology Sydney shows just how effective plants are at cleaning toxins from the air.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 7th, 2023 Read More
  • spray-on smart skin

    Scientists Created 'Chemical Camouflage' That Supposedly Stops 99% Of Mosquito Bites

    A group of scientists have created an effective mosquito camouflage they claim can stop 99 percent of bites to humans.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 7th, 2023 Read More
  • Radio telescopes and the Milky Way at night

    Aliens Might Be Trying To Contact Us From Within The Milky Way, Study Claims

    A new study has claimed that an alien signal from the Milky Way could be aliens trying to contact humanity.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 6th, 2023 Read More
  • ai camera that uses location data to capture photos

    Crazy New AI Camera Doesn't Even Have A Lens - How Does It Work?

    An AI camera can capture photos of a location without using a lens and the way it does it will blow your mind.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 4th, 2023 Read More
  • Neuroscientists Built A 'Dreamachine' That Makes People Hallucinate

    A project known as the Dreamachine can make participants hallucinate and could open new doors to mental health therapy.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 4th, 2023 Read More
  • satellite in space, wooden satellites could replace metal satellites in the future

    Are Wooden Satellites The Answer To Our Space Junk Problem? Japan Wants To Find Out

    An experiment from the ISS has Japan testing wooden satellites to see just how well they'll work in outer space.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 4th, 2023 Read More
  • artistic rendering of first computer

    Scientists Have Been Baffled By This 2,000-Year-Old 'Computer' Since It Was Discovered 120 Years Ago

    A 2,000 year old device known as the first computer has left scientists baffled since they discovered it in 1901.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 3rd, 2023 Read More
  • marsupial

    Study Finds That Marsupials Are 'Far More Evolved' Than Humans

    Shocking new research shows that marsupial evolution may have gone further than other mammals, including humans.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 3rd, 2023 Read More
  • the world's most elusive particles occasionaly interact with atoms

    This Is The First-Ever X-Ray Of A Single Atom

    Scientists have finally captured the first-ever x-ray of a single atom, revealing chemistry on its smallest level like never before.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 3rd, 2023 Read More
  • Moon crystal found on lunar surface could bring unlimited energy

    Don't Miss 2023's Beautiful Strawberry Moon This Weekend

    June's summer nights may be shorter, but there's still plenty to look up for, including 2023's beautiful Strawberry moon.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 1st, 2023 Read More
  • ocean

    Revolutionary Invention Transforms Seawater Into Hydrogen Fuel

    A group of researchers have created a system that can create hydrogen fuel from seawater without requiring complex filtration systems.

    By Joshua Hawkins June 1st, 2023 Read More
  • Earth in space

    Earth's 'Fake Moon' Has Been Here For Thousands Of Years

    New research discovered that Earth's "fake moon," an asteroid named 2023 FW13, has been orbiting the planet since 100 BC.

    By Joshua Hawkins May 31st, 2023 Read More
  • huge solar eruption from bright sun on dark background

    Japan Plans To Beam Solar Power Down From Space By 2025

    Japan has big plans to beam solar power down from outer space by 2025, setting a new precedence for renewable energy.

    By Joshua Hawkins May 30th, 2023 Read More
  • killer whale near boat

    The Latest Coordinated Killer Whale Boat Attack Was Captured On Video Right Here

    Killer whales keep attacking boats around Europe in strange coordinated attacks and scientists say it's all because of revenge.

    By Joshua Hawkins May 30th, 2023 Read More
  • Gravitation waves around black hole in space 3D illustration

    LIGO Returns: Mind-Blowing Gravitational Wave Detectors Are Back Up And Running

    LIGO, a state-of-the-art gravitational wave detector, is finally up and operational again after a three year hiatus.

    By Joshua Hawkins May 29th, 2023 Read More
  • New York City skyline

    Study Claims New York City Is Sinking Under The Weight Of Its Buildings

    A new study warns that New York City is sinking, increasing the risk of flooding throughout the iconic US city.

    By Joshua Hawkins May 29th, 2023 Read More
  • supernova

    Astronomers Spotted A Supernova So Close That You Can See It With An Amateur Telescope

    Legendary astronomer Koichi Itagaki recently discovered a supernova so close to Earth it is visible with amateur telescopes.

    By Joshua Hawkins May 28th, 2023 Read More
  • Joro spider is spreading legs on web

    Massive Joro Spiders Continue To Invade The US, But They're Not As Scary As They Look

    New research shows that the massive and somewhat terrifying Joro spiders aren't as scary as they appear. They're actually very gentle.

    By Joshua Hawkins May 28th, 2023 Read More
  • people clinking champagne glasses

    Science Finally Reveals Why Champagne Bubbles So Elegantly

    New research has finally revealed the science behind champagne bubbles, which have left scientists baffled for years.

    By Joshua Hawkins May 28th, 2023 Read More
  • underwater volcano eruption

    Last Year's Tonga Volcano Eruption Was So Big It Disrupted Satellite Signals In Space

    New study claims that the 2022 Tonga volcano eruption was powerful enough to disrupt satellite signals in space.

    By Joshua Hawkins May 27th, 2023 Read More
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