SpaceX launches have become something of a routine over the past year or so, but if you think there’s nothing interesting about yet another launch being carried out by Elon Musk’s stellar startup >>
SpaceX launches have become something of a routine over the past year or so, but if you think there’s nothing interesting about yet another launch being carried out by Elon Musk’s stellar startup >>
Most people — normal, not insane people — will do everything in their power to avoid ending up inside a hurricane. For the brave scientists forecasting hurricanes, things are far less simple, and >>
Scientists have known for a while that big and small black holes exist. The largest, supermassive black holes, lurk at the center of galaxies, while small black holes result from the collapse of >>
It’s not every day that a strange blob of seemingly otherworldly goo washes up on a Canadian lake, but when it does you can be sure it’ll make headlines. In Canada — which >>
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The Moon is about to do something it only does once every 28 years
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NASA’s Cassini captured an unexplained Saturn ‘glitch’ before its fateful dive
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NASA wants you to help astronauts breathe, and it’ll pay $100,000
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Hurricane season isn’t over, as Maria is about to follow’s Irma’s path
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‘Martian’ scientists emerge from eight months in isolation on Hawaiian volcano
If you’ve been remaining hopeful that humanity will find evidence of extraterrestrial life within your lifetime, scientists at the Geneva Observatory have some extremely good news. A study of the nearby TRAPPIST-1 planetary >>
Unexplained radio bursts have once again been detected by astronomers searching for evidence of alien life, and science is still no closer to coming up with a solid explanation for why they exist >>
Drones are harnessing artificial intelligence to detect sharks approaching Australian beaches. Starting next month, Little Ripper drones will be able to monitor sharks in real-time with approximately 90 percent accuracy. By contrast, humans >>
The Earth is getting warmer and warmer, and scientists are now essentially unanimous in their opinion that humans are to blame, but could other factors also be contributing? A new study looked closely >>
