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  • The international space station orbiting Earth

    The 5 Worst Things To Ever Happen On The International Space Station

    For nearly two decades, the International Space Station has been crucial to space exploration, but it hasn't been all rosy. Here are some of its worst mishaps.

    By Nicolae Bochis 3 hours ago Read More
  • Solar panels for energy efficiency in a green field

    California's New Energy Experiment Is Working And It Changes Everything

    As many groups aim to improve renewable energy, this project aims to revolutionize it further, combining green energy with agricultural infrastructure.

    By Talia Roepel 3 days ago Read More
  • A double-striped thick-knee walking in green grass.

    This Animal Sighting Is Being Called 'One Of The Rarest In History'

    It's been several decades since the unusual double-striped thick-knee bird was seen in Texas, making the 2025 sighting an ultra-rare treat for birders.

    By Briley Kenney 4 days ago Read More
  • Concept image of a male astronaut in a space suit looking scared

    A Chinese Astronaut Heard A Sound In Space That Hasn't Been Explained In Two Decades

    Space is full of mysterious sounds, some of which even have explanations. But that's far from the case when it comes to this knocking sound heard decades ago.

    By Talia Roepel 4 days ago Read More
  • A single audio cassette tape on a blue background

    This DNA Cassette Tape Can Store Your Entire Steam Library And Then Some

    Scientists have discovered how to create DNA-based storage tapes that hold so much data, it is measured in hundreds of thousands of terabytes.

    By Gaurav Shukla 4 days ago Read More
  • The Starlink logo shown on a smartphone that's placed on top of a laptop keyboard.

    Starlink Internet Speeds Are About To Get A Big Upgrade - Here's How

    The FCC gave Starlink its blessing to move forward with its proposed changes, paving the way for upgraded internet speeds and a better user experience.

    By Michael Bizzaco 5 days ago Read More
  • Mars against black background, showing icecap

    Why NASA Picked An Air Force Pilot To Command Its Mars Simulation Mission

    NASA's CHAPEA mission will see four volunteers living in a simulated Mars base, and leading them is an Air Force pilot, who was chosen for his unique skillset.

    By Nicolae Bochis 5 days ago Read More
  • Mars rover exploring

    The Perseverance Rover Spotted A Rock That May Be The Strongest Sign Of Ancient Life Yet

    The idea of ancient life on Mars is a fascinating one, and the Perseverance rover might have found signs of it. But there are some caveats to that discovery.

    By Nicolae Bochis 5 days ago Read More
  • Modern electrical towers with wiring glowing blue.

    The AI Boom Might Be Triggering Electrical Surges And Outages In Your Area

    AI might be the hottest new piece of tech, but it comes with major downsides, including power outages, as well as more concerning issues in the long run.

    By Briley Kenney 5 days ago Read More
  • Before and after face of aging woman

    10 Things That May Be Able To Reverse Aging, According To Science

    Here's ten scientific approaches that could help reverse or slow aspects of aging, showing a future where growing older may not mean growing weaker.

    By Raji Oluwaniyi 5 days ago Read More
  • concept image of Starlink satellites for internet above Earth

    Is Amazon's Project Kuiper The First Real Starlink Alternative? Here's What We Know

    Project Kuiper is in the early stages of satellite launches and demonstrations, but it's very possible it may win over Starlink customers in the future.

    By Talia Roepel 5 days ago Read More
  • A helicopter drone on Mars

    Would Helicopters Work On Mars? This Study Has A Theory For Making One

    Martian helicopters might seem like a sci-fi concept, as Mars' atmosphere isn't friendly to aircraft. But actually, the idea is more real than you might think.

    By Talia Roepel 5 days ago Read More
  • Panoramic view of Earth from space

    5 Events That Completely Changed The Earth

    Earth is far from a static place. That's true in the present, but it's even more apparent when you look to the past, as Earth has changes quite a bit over time.

    By Nicolae Bochis 6 days ago Read More
  • sea life at the bottom of the ocean trenches

    Here's How Life At The Bottom Of The Ocean Survives Without The Sun

    No matter where you go on the planet, life seems to find a way to survive, even six miles below the surface of the ocean without any sunlight.

    By Talia Roepel 6 days ago Read More
  • Illustration of Jupiter

    How Old Is Jupiter? Scientists Have A New Theory

    The early solar system is still a bit of a mystery to scientists, but the secret to learning Jupiter's origins might be hidden in these tiny objects.

    By Nicolae Bochis 7 days ago Read More
  • the Savannah River in Georgia at sunset

    How Scientists Discovered A New Species Native To Only One US River

    In the south, there is a species of fish that is native to only a single river, anywhere in the world. Here's how we found it and what we're doing about it.

    By Talia Roepel 7 days ago Read More
  • Concept illustration of global warming

    Is Climate Change Interfering With Migration? Scientists Warn Of Grim Future

    Climate change is affecting the timing of animal migration around the globe, which could disrupt ecosystems and economies that depend on careful balances.

    By Nicolae Bochis 9 days ago Read More
  • Astronaut floating in zero gravity

    5 Activities Banned On The International Space Station

    Being an astronaut who works on the International Space Station is likely a fun job, but there are a few things us on Earth take for granted that are banned.

    By Nicolae Bochis 9 days ago Read More
  • The Pacific coast from Highway 1 in Los Angeles

    These 'Halo' Barrels Around Los Angeles Might Be Destroying Aquatic Life

    Dumping into the ocean was common throughout the mid 20th century, resulting in 'halo' barrels appearing around Los Angeles. Here's the impact they are causing.

    By Briley Kenney 9 days ago Read More
  • Spiraling acrylic colors

    What's The Difference Between Centrifugal And Centripetal Forces?

    Centripetal and centrifugal forces are central to circular motion, but they’re not the same. Discover the differences between the two often-confused forces.

    By Nicolae Bochis 9 days ago Read More
  • Image of Martian moon Phobos

    Will Mars Really Lose One Of Its Moons?

    Two moons orbit Mars, and one of them may be on a path to extinction. However, will this prediction actually come to pass? Here's more about what's happening.

    By Nicolae Bochis 9 days ago Read More
  • U.S. military soldiers working out outside

    What The US Military's Body Fat Rule Actually Means (And Why High Fitness Scores Matter)

    The United States Army has had some strict physical fitness requirements. Its new directive takes into account that body fat percentage doesn't equal fitness.

    By Talia Roepel 9 days ago Read More
  • Painting of white tailed eagle with chicks

    After Hundreds Of Years, This Rare Bird Species Is Back, And Scientists Are Thrilled

    This rare bird was nearly hunted to extinction in England, but it's been saved by reintroduction efforts. However, its story and struggles are far from over.

    By Talia Roepel 9 days ago Read More
  • Image of planet Mars from space

    Mars' Nights Are Cloudier Than Anyone Expected, And Now Scientists Finally Have The Full Picture

    Mars has cloudy nights — but why? This exciting discovery on the Red Planet has helped scientists figure out a more complete picture and explanation.

    By Nicolae Bochis 9 days ago Read More
  • Underwater photo with light coming through the surface

    The Largest Underwater Creature Recorded In History Is Older Than The Steam Engine

    The mention of giant underwater creatures might conjure images of whales or mythical monsters. But the largest creature recorded in history might surprise you.

    By Talia Roepel 10 days ago Read More
  • sloan digital sky survey galacy ic 1101 image

    The Largest Known Things In The Universe, Ranked By Size

    The known universe is full of shockingly huge things. Here are the largest planets, stars, galaxies, and structures we've observed in the universe so far.

    By Aaron Greenbaum 10 days ago Read More
  • Close-up photo of a snail

    Could Snails Help Humans Regrow Their Eyes? Here's What Science Says

    By studying what other creatures can already achieve, researchers hope to uncover breakthroughs in human medicine and turn organ regeneration into reality.

    By Nicolae Bochis 10 days ago Read More
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