How Do Particle Accelerators Actually Work?
Particle accelerators have been responsible for revolutionary scientific breakthroughs, but the tech behind them isn't as hard to understand as you might think.
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Scientists Achieved Infinite Clean Energy Through Artificial Photosynthesis
Fossil fuels are a big problem for the world, contributing to millions of deaths every year, but a team of UK scientists may have the solution.
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NASA Just Revealed The Next Generation Of Moon Rovers
NASA's next lunar mission is just around the corner, and three companies are competing to provide the rover that the astronauts will take with them.
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Scientists Are Turning Shiitake Mushrooms Into Computers
One of the biggest problems with e-waste is that it doesn't decompose, which is why these new shiitake mushroom–based computers are so compelling.
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How Many People Are There On The International Space Station?
The International Space Station is the largest human-made structure ever put in space, but it doesn't have as many people on board as you may think.
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Scientists Created A Genetic Code Search Engine Like 'Google For DNA'
The DNA inside of living organisms is packed with information, so much so that it's hard to search genetic databases, but there may be a solution.
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Is The Universe Actually Infinite? Here's What Astrophysicists Say
Scientists have many big questions to tackle about the universe, including how big it actually is. But even the proposed answers aren't straightforward.
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New DNA Sequencing Technology Can Completely Change Care For Newborns
When it comes to critical care for newborns, being able to act fast is of the utmost importance, which is why this new DNA tech is so important.
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When You Die, Does Your Life Actually Flash Before Your Eyes?
There's a common trope in popular media that your life flashes before your eyes in the moments before you die, but is there actually any truth to it?
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NASA's Research Balloons Discovered A Strange Anomaly In The Antarctic
A few years ago, NASA was listening for cosmic rays above Antarctica when it found signals that shouldn't exist, and it's still looking for answers.
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New Dinosaur Fossil Discovery Changes What We Know About The Tenontosaurus
When it comes to studying dinosaurs, it's not always an easy task, but a random discovery in West Texas has changed our understanding of one dino.
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After Over 700,000 Years Without Activity, This Volcano Has Awakened
Of all the forces of nature, volcanoes are some of the most unpredictable, but some researchers think this volcano is waking up after 700,000 years.
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China Installed A Zero-G Oven In The Tiangong Space Station - Here's Why It Matters
Food for astronauts has traditionally been bland liquid, because cooking is really hard in zero gravity, but China may have solved the problem.
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The James Webb Space Telescope Discovered A Supermassive Black Hole
Just when you think you understand black holes, the James Webb Space Telescope goes and discovers something that no one has ever seen before.
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Does Nuclear Waste Ever Go Away?
Nuclear power has a lot of potential when it comes to clean energy, but what happens to the waste? It depends, because not all nuclear waste is created equal.
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Three Chinese Astronauts Were Stranded In Space - Here's What We Know
In outer space, an abundance of caution is required to keep astronauts alive, that's why a trio of Chinese astronauts are temporarily stranded.
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4 Ways You Can Protect And Improve Your Memory, According To Science
If you've ever wanted to improve your memory, then science has a few proven tips for you, from healthy living habits to creative memorization techniques.
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Portal Systems Is Planning To Use Sunlight To Move Spacecraft - Here's How
Getting things into outer space is hard, and moving around while you're up there can be harder, but one company thinks it might have a better way.
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What Does 'Proto-Earth' Actually Mean
Earth is as old as the rest as the solar system, but it wasn't always as it is now, this is particularly true of the brief window before we had a moon.
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China And NASA Avoided A Satellite Collision In Ground Breaking Cooperation
There are thousands of communication satellites in Earth's lower orbit, belonging to various nations, including Russia, the United States, and China.
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How Long Will The Earth's Oxygenated Atmosphere Really Last?
Take a moment to breathe in the air around you and really appreciate it, because that oxygen-rich atmosphere you enjoy so much won't be around forever.
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Comet 3I/ATLAS's Acceleration Might Not Be Caused By Gravity
The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has been confounding scientists since it began unexpectedly accelerating, but the cause likely isn't alien engines.
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How Were The Tectonic Plates Formed?
The shape of the Earth's oceans and continents is dictated inexorable movements of the tectonic plates, but where did those plates even come from?
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What Does NASA's Planetary Defense Coordination Office Do?
Space is a dangerous place, and there are thousands of asteroids floating around that could destroy a city, which is why NASA is keeping tabs.
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5 Everyday NASA Inventions And Electronics In Your Home
The demands of space exploration have led to a long list of fascinating NASA inventions, many of which are used by folks here on Earth every day.
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Google Revealed A Futuristic Quantum Algorithm Faster Than Supercomputers
Google’s Quantum Echoes algorithm brings us closer to a world where quantum technology has useful applications. Here's what you need to know.
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How Do Nuclear Powered Missiles Work?
Building bigger and better weapons is the goal of militaries the world over, but Russia is set to break new ground with a nuclear-powered missile.
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