A New Tool Could Help Us Find Killer Asteroids Hiding In Plain Sight
A new algorithm could play a key role in helping astronomers identify killer asteroids that are hiding in plain sight.
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Hubble Just Captured An Image Of A Galaxy Hiding Behind Our Own
NASA shared a new image of a hidden galaxy that Hubble captured hiding behind the Milky Way's cosmic dust and debris.
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Fascinating 'Dragon Of Death' Fossils Were Discovered In Argentina
Scientists have published a new paper detailing their findings of a fossilized predator they call the Dragon of Death.
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Scientists Grew Living Cells On A Robot Skeleton In This Eerie Experiment
Scientists managed to create a new tissue engineering concept that could make flexible cells growable, but they're still working on it.
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How Sound Travels On Mars Can Change Based On The Time Of Year
A new study published last month could give us additional insight into how sound travels on Mars, and how atmospheric changes affect sound.
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James Webb Telescope Will Soon Study Two Super-Earths In The Milky Way
NASA will use the James Webb space telescope to study our universe more in-depth, starting with these super-Earth planets in its first year.
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Hubble Telescope Discovered A New Galaxy With Mysterious Surroundings
NASA's Hubble space telescope captured a closer image of NGC 474, a galaxy surrounded by shells many believe formed billions of years ago.
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Research Says Watching TV Every Day Might Be Slowly Killing You
New research says that watching too much TV every day may increase your risk of heart disease. Scientists say one hour or less is best.
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NASA Releases Stunning Hubble Photo Of Two Galaxies Locked In A Dance
NASA shared a new Hubble image of two galaxies locked in a dance, raising more questions about the star formation rate in aging galaxies.
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NASA Shares Plans For Its Most Exciting And Ambitious Mars Mission
NASA shared plans for a 30-day mission to Mars it hopes to carry out in the late 2030s or early 2040s and it wants feedback on the concept.
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How And When To Watch The Tau Herculids Meteor Shower
Stargazers in the United States may get their first look at the Tau Herculids meteor shower at the end of May.
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Massive 'Mouth To Hell' Crater In Russia Swallows Everything Around As It Grows
A massive 'mouth to hell' crater in Russia continues to grow every year, swallowing everything in its path.
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This Is The Loudest Recorded Sound In The History Of Earth
Scientists believe that a volcano eruption in 1883 may be the loudest recorded sound in the history of the Earth.
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Incredible New Gel Film Transforms Air Into Drinking Water
An incredible new water harvesting gel can pull gallons of water from the air each day, and it can be produced at a low cost.
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This Is The Last Selfie NASA's InSight Lander Will Ever Take
NASA has released the last InSight selfie that we'll probably ever see, and it showcases the Martian lander's dusty demise.
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How To Watch Boeing Starliner Return To Earth On Wednesday
You can tune in and watch Starliner's return to Earth later this week, as the space capsule returns from its debut trip to the ISS.
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An Asteroid 10 Times Taller Than The Statue Of Liberty Is Headed Our Way
Yet another potentially hazardous asteroid will fly past the Earth this month, here's what you need to know about NEO 7335.
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The Moon Literally Vanishes In This Breathtaking Lunar Eclipse Video
NASA's Lucy spacecraft managed to capturing a unique lunar eclipse video, where the Moon completely vanishes from view.
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Jaw-Dropping Image Combines 32 Years Of Hubble Telescope Photos Into One
After celebrating 32 years of Hubble observations, a physicist has combined all of the snapshots of Hubble's exploration into one image.
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NSAIDs Like Ibuprofen May Actually Be Causing Your Chronic Pain, Not Helping
A new scientific paper posits that anti-inflammatory drugs could hinder your body healing, leading to more pain in the long run.
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Eating This Bizarre Sea Creature Might Make You Look Younger
Scientists have discovered that eating a diet that includes strange creatures called Sea Squirts may be able to reverse the signs of aging.
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First Human Patient Injected With Revolutionary Cancer-Killing Virus
Scientists are currently planning a trial for a new cancer-killing virus, and they'll be injecting humans with it for the first time.
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This Breakthrough Could Make Computers 1 Million Times Faster
Researchers have created the fastest logic gates ever, and they could open the door to make computers 1 million times faster.
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Scientists Finally Figured Out This Mind-Blowing Martian Mystery
Scientists have finally figured out the cause behind Mars auroras, which form despite the planet's lack of a global magnetic field.
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Serious Spacesuit Problem Forces NASA To Pause ISS Spacewalks
NASA has put a pause on all ISS spacewalks as the space agency works to solve a leaking issue with its current spacesuits.
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NASA: Mysterious New Hubble Data On The Universe Is 'Something Weird'
New data from the Hubble space telescope is proving that measuring the universe's expansion rate is more complex than we thought.
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ESA Solar Orbiter's Hypnotic Videos Of The Sun Look Like Sci-Fi Movies
The ESA released new Solar Orbiter videos that showcase the Sun's brilliance and magnitude like never before.
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