How Many Times Has SpaceX's Starship Exploded?
SpaceX has been working on advancing space exploration, but their spacecraft have quite the history of going up in flames. There's a reason why, though.
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Protoplanet Vs. Dwarf Planet - What's The Difference?
Our Solar System is home to many unique planetary bodies, including protoplanets and dwarf planets. Here are the unique traits that differentiate the two.
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NASA's AI Doctor May Be The Key To Surviving A Mars Mission
On a months-long Mars mission, medical risks are magnified. Can artificial intelligence could provide the lifeline astronauts will need? We explain all.
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If Gravity Suddenly Vanished, Here's What Would Happen First
Ten events that would unfold if gravity suddenly vanished, beginning with the effects on our bodies and ending with the unraveling of the universe itself.
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Is There Actually A Ninth Planet In Our Solar System? Here's What We Know
The solar system lost its ninth planet back when Pluto was demoted to a dwarf planet, but research might indicate that there is a distant Planet Nine out there.
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This Asteroid Holds Material Older Than The Sun Itself
Our solar system is filled with rocky debris tumbling around the sun, most of which is the same age, but sometimes you find something much older.
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What Is A Blood Moon? Here's What Causes This Lunar Anomaly
Every couple of years, the moon slowly goes dark before taking on a bloody pallor colloquially known as a blood moon, but what causes it to turn red?
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Starlink Vs. Viasat: Is There A Starlink Alternative Worth Using?
SpaceX's Starlink has been making waves with its satellite internet service, but its competitor Viasat may be a better option for your needs.
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What Does The Inside Of A Dying Star Look Like? Here's What Scientists Say
Have you ever wondered what a star looks like before it goes supernova? Scientists are making new discoveries about how exactly this happens. Here's more.
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A New Study Shows That Venus May Have Been Struck By Objects The Size Of Mars
Despite seeming like Earth's twin, Venus is a strange and mysterious place. Scientists haven't known what made it so odd, but that might have just changed.
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Scientists Discovered A New Mineral On Mars, Here's What That Means
Scientists have long been fascinated by Mars, studying the rocks and minerals on its surface, and they might have learned something new about its past.
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This Distant Black Hole Looks Like The Eye Of Sauron From Lord Of The Rings
It's not every day the sci-fi and fantasy genres meet, nor does real scientific research often resemble fantasy fiction, but that's exactly the case here.
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NASA Is Exploring Alternative Ways To Retrieve Samples From Mars - Here's What We Know
Getting rovers to Mars was one of NASA's crowning achievements, but now the space agency is looking for different ways to get samples back to Earth.
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The Glaciers On Mars' Surface Might Not Be What We Thought
While initial studies and reports indicated that glaciers on Mars were composed mainly of rock and dust, recent planetary missions prove otherwise.
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Uranus May Have More Moons Than We Previously Thought
Uranus has 28 known moons in its orbit, but thanks to the James Webb Space Telescope, scientists believe they just uncovered a 29th moon.
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Why NASA Ended The Lunar Trailblazer Mission
Space exploration is a risky endeavor, and unfortunately not all of the missions sent up will be successful, such was the fate of Lunar Trailblazer.
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Researchers May Have Finally Cracked One Of The Universe's Oldest Mysteries
While there's no shortage of mysteries surrounding the formation of the universe, scientists may have figured out the answer to one of the oldest ones.
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This Jellyfish Shaped Spaceship Could Take Us To Mars And Beyond
Project Hyperion, a contest to design spaceships that could be used for very long journeys, led to the concept of a very unique vehicle for future space travel.
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Why The Dream Chaser Space Plane Keeps Getting Delayed
The Dream Chaser space plane has been in development since 2004, leaving many to wonder if it will ever take off. But launch delays are for the right reasons.
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Could Comet 3I/Atlas Be A Threat? Here's What Experts Are Saying
An interstellar comet spotted by NASA is headed for our solar system, showing up near Earth later this year, but it's another planet we should be worried about.
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The Secret To Life On Mars Could Be Cosmic Rays, According To This New Study
When we think about how radiation effects life, we usually have a negative picture in our head, but on Mars, radiation could be sustaining life.
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Starlink Is Alienating The Very Customers It Said It Wanted To Serve
Starlink appears to be eliminating its popular (and free) pause feature in favor of a paid Standby Mode, and some subscribers are frustrated.
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Dark Energy May Be Changing Over Time, New Data Suggests
The universe is expanding, and that expansion is thought to be driven by unseen dark energy, but new measurements indicate that energy is changing.
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Scientists Just Found A Black Hole That Shouldn't Exist
Black holes are mysterious objects, and scientists have a lot to learn about them. So much, in fact, that they didn't think this black hole should even exist.
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This Old Tree Revealed A Catastrophic Solar Storm From Millenia Ago
Usually, a solar storm means that auroras will light up the sky. But more powerful storms, such as this ancient one, could have far more dangerous effects.
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Here's What Happens When Meteors Enter Earth's Atmosphere
The sight of a meteor racing through the sky is a spectacular one, but a meteor is more than just a streak of light. There's a whole lot of science at work.
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Scientists May Have Found A Way To Turn Moon Dust Into Rocket Fuel And Oxygen
For as exciting as the idea of a moon base may be, supplying one is no easy task. Fortunately, moon dust may hold all the answers researchers need.
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