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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Uranus May Be More Active Than Scientists Previously Believed
Astronomers using the Very Large Array have detected what could be a stormy vortex at Uranus' north pole, which could change everything.
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James Webb Telescope Uncovered New Details About An Ancient Galaxy
Researchers claim they have discovered an ancient galaxy with an intriguing trait; it hasn't birthed any new stars for half a billion years.
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NASA's Lunar Orbiter Spots Japanese Moon Lander's Crash Site
NASA's Lunar Orbiter has spotted the Japanese Moon lander's crash site after the lander went dark during its descent back in April.
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Scientists Want You To Help Decode An 'Alien' Transmission From Mars This Week
Scientists will call on the public to try to decode an "alien" transmission from Mars later this week as part of a simulation.
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Japanese Scientists Found A Rare Crystal That Changes Color And Melts When Hit With Light
A group of Japanese scientists say they discoered a rare crystal that melts and can change color whenever it is hit by light.
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Photographer Uses 4-Hour Exposure To Capture A Hidden Nebula In Stunning Detail
A photographer has captured a photo of a faint and hidden nebula hiding near Polaris, the famed northern star.
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Huge Study Across 160 Cities May Have Discovered What Drives Evolution On Earth
A new, massive study highlights the part that humanity now plays in driving present day evolution on Earth.
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Rare Rainbow Sea Slug That Looks Like A Sci-Fi Creature Was Captured On Video
A volunteer with The Rock Pool Project captured video of a stunning and rare rainbow sea slug and you have to see it for yourself.
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Ancient Rivers On Mars May Have Been Wilder Than Previously Thought
Perseverance may have discovered evidence that ancient rivers on Mars were much stronger and wilder than previously believed.
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Researchers May Have Discovered A New Way To Restore Vision In Humans
Scientists may have found a breakthrough way to use dormant cells in the retina to restore vision in humans.
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This New Tech Is Said To Filter 99% Of 'Forever Chemicals' From Water
A group of researchers at the University of British Colombia have devised a forever chemical treatment that's super effective.
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New Study Claims Killer Asteroids Won't Hit Earth For The Next 1,000 Years
A new study claims that the risk of killer asteroids hitting Earth is unlikely in the next 1,000 years, but small ones still pose a threat.
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Comb Jellies Look Like Bizarre Aliens, And Scientists Made A Weird New Discovery About Them
Scientists have discovered that comb jellyfish have nervous systems unlike anything we have ever seen before.
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Scientists Made Electronic Skin That Mimics The Sense Of Touch
Researchers have created a special type of electronic skin that can mimic the sense of touch and communicate with the brain.
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Mars Rover Captures Images Of Craters That May Have Once Contained Water
NASA's Perseverance rover has captured images of the Belva Crater on Mars, which may have once housed lakes of water.
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Scientists Are Baffled After Orcas Sink Three Boats In Europe
Scientists are baffled after repeated orca boat attacks have led to three sunken boats off the coast of Europe.
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