Scientists Finally Know What Triggered The Biggest Climate Catastrophe In History
Scientists believe they could have found one of the largest triggers of the world's biggest climate catastrophe over 252 million years ago.
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This Is The First Image Of Our Galaxy's Black Hole
Astronomers have managed to capture the first image of the Milky Way's black hole using the Event Horizon Telescope network.
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New Study Investigates If Water In A Mars Meteorite Can Support Alien Life
Deeper studies in a Mars meteorite may have proven that certain regions on Mars were not fruitful for microbial life to grow within.
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How NASA Ingenuity Will Survive The Harsh Martian Winter
NASA's Ingenuity helicopter has encountered some communication issues, but here's what NASA is doing to prep for winter on Mars.
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Mysterious Invisible Walls May Have Been Discovered In Outer Space
Scientists may have found an explanation for the invisible walls in space that hold galaxies in orbit around larger galaxies.
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An Underwater 'Road To Atlantis' Was Uncovered In An Unexplored Area Of The Ocean
Oceanographers have discovered an underwater "road to Atlantis" while mapping an unexplored region of the Pacific Ocean.
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The Photo Quality Of New Images From NASA's James Webb Telescope Is Amazing
NASA has released a new comparison highlighting the overall quality of photos the James Webb is capable of capturing, and it's mind-blowing.
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Massive Solar Flare On The Sun Captured In Epic New Video
An astrophotographer managed to capture high quality video of a solar flare as it erupted from the surface of our Sun.
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Everything We Know About Black Holes May Change Because Of This New Study
Scientists believe that we could have witnessed magnetic reversal in a black hole, something we previously did not believe likely.
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Breathtaking New Images Show Mars Like You've Never Seen It Before
New images from Mars showcase the planet's Tantalus Fossae in a display that looks like someone raked their fingers across the Mars' surface.
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Check Out The First TikTok From The International Space Station
ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti has shared the first TikTok from the ISS after boarding the station as part of SpaceX's Crew-4 mission.
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People Lost 53 Lbs On Average In Revolutionary Weight Loss Drug Trial
A new revolutionary weight loss drug has shown amazing results, with users losing an average of 55 pounds in the latest trial.
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NASA Video Visualizes A Star Being Obliterated As It Spirals Around A Black Hole
A new video from NASA helps people better understand how black holes eat stars, and highlights the best-known black holes.
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A Russian Motor Just Spontaneously Exploded While Orbiting Earth
An old Russian rocket motor exploded back in April, creating a new cloud of space debris that will take a while to reenter Earth's atmopshere.
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This NASA Image Of Solar Flares On The Sun Looks Like A Crazy Sci-Fi Movie
NASA captured an image of a solar flare that erupted from the Sun in early May and it looks like something from a sci-fi movie.
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New Research Says We Don't Need As Much Sleep As You Think
Researchers say sleeping more or less than the optimal sleep time may lead to issues with cognitive performance and more.
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First Blood Moon Of 2022 Is This Month - here's When And Where To See It
The first Blood Moon of 2022 is happening later this month. Here's everything you need to know to watch it happen.
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Incredible New Glasses Help Blind People Read And Recognize Faces
A pair of smart glasses built on the enterprise edition of Google Glass can help blind people see and let them know if someone gets close.
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Scientists Worried Mars Rocks Retrieved By NASA May Host Alien Germs
Some scientists are worried that NASA's plans to retriever Martian samples could expose Earth to alien germs.
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Dazzling Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower Happens This Week, And You Can Watch It Live
Sky watchers can get a great glimpse of the Eta Aquarid meteor shower as it fills the night sky later this week.
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Watch This Helicopter Catch A Rocket Booster As It Plummets To Earth
Rocket Lab's plan to make a reusable rocket includes catching a falling rocket using a helicopter, and it was almost a success.
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Russia Just Launched A Secret Military Spacecraft Into Orbit
Russian recently launched a secret military spacecraft into orbit, and the Kremlin has yet to provide details on what its purpose is.
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Apple Watch Might Detect Weak Heart Pump With A New Mayo Clinic Algorithm
The Mayo Clinic developed an ECG algorithm that allows the Apple Watch to detect weak heart pump early - here's what the study says.
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Martian Rocks May Give Insight Into The Red Planet's Violent History
Rocks found on the surface of the Red Planet could tell us more about Mars' violent history and how the planet formed.
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Watch This Massive Eruption On The Sun That Was Big Enough To Envelop Earth
Check out this video of a huge solar eruption that was as tall as three Earths stacked on top of each other.
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Largest Marsquakes Ever Recorded Could Teach Us More About Martian Core
A new study released this month details the largest marsquakes ever recorded, which could give scientists deeper glimpses into the Red Planet.
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Scientists Just Issued A Chilling Warning About Climate Change
A new study predicts that we could witness an ocean mass extinction event to rival history's biggest extinction events in the next 300 years.
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