NASA Announced A Date For The First Crewed Mission To The Moon In 50 Years
Humans haven't been to the moon in decades, but NASA's Artemis II mission is about to change that, and perhaps even sooner than you might have expected.
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New Scientific Breakthrough Could Strengthen Bones To Reverse Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis is characterized by a weakening of bones, and as of now, there's no known treatment. But a recent study might soon change that.
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This Ancient Aquatic Species In The US Faces Extinction Sooner Than You Think
An ancient aquatic species that's been around for 450 million years is facing extinction as a series of factors work against the longevity of the living fossil.
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8 Fascinating DNA Discoveries About Famous Historical Figures
DNA analysis is rewriting history. We uncover shocking family secrets, solve royal mysteries, and reveal the truth about 8 of history's most famous figures.
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What Would Happen If Earth Lost The Moon?
The moon's influence is huge, both for human civilization and life as a whole. Its destruction would have catastrophic consequences for Earth.
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NASA Launches New Mission With SpaceX To Map Space Weather
Space weather is real, and it has more of an impact on life on Earth than you may think. A new multi-pronged mission intends to learn more about it.
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Russia's Rocket Engine Development Is Stuck In A Predicament
The nations capable of space flight are increasingly turning ambitions toward the stars, but early pioneer Russia may be falling by the wayside.
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Newly Found T. Rex Blood Vessels Give A Rare Glimpse Into Dinosaur Biology
Hollywood has used artistic license to take some liberties with dinosaurs, but new research may expose what these prehistoric beasts actually looked like.
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How To See The Aurora Borealis (And What The Northern Lights Actually Are)
The multicolored phenomenon known as the northern lights are an easily explained scientific reaction that typically takes place in colder climates.
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This Disturbing Parasite Has Returned To The US After Nearly 60 Years
Decades ago, the U.S. eradicated this disturbing fly after it devastated livestock, but it's recently returned, bringing its potentially deadly powers with it.
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NASA's Voyager 1 Revealed A Stunning Discovery At The Edge Of Our Solar System
Voyager 1 has been exploring the cosmos for decades, but when it reached the edge of the solar system, it found something very strange and very hot.
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New York's First Wind Farm Was Torn Down (For A Good Reason)
New York State's oldest wind farm is being torn down because it has simply completed its lifespan. Here's what went into the decision and what's next.
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How Many Starlink Satellites Are In Orbit?
The number of Starlink satellites currently in orbit, and plans for a lot more, has some users excited, but is causing concern in the astronomical community.
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NASA Wants To Send AI Astronauts To Colonize Mars - Here's How
Missions to colonize Mars may not be as far away as you think, though current plans rely heavily on the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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