Why The Largest Asteroid Impact In Recorded History Still Puzzles Scientists
The largest asteroid impact in modern history (since we started recording history) also appears to be one of the most baffling to researchers and scientists.
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14 Best AI Image Generators, Ranked
Artificial intelligence has transformed the landscape of art, and the possibilities are nearly endless. Here are the 14 best AI image generators, ranked.
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Here's What Your Emoji Use Says About You, According To Science
The smiling emoji is used to convey real joy, but at the same time, users also deploy this emoji to hide negative emotions or de-escalate a tense situation.
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How This Cutting Edge Instrument Will Help NASA Spot Hidden Exoplanets
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Telescope will help us learn more than ever before about topics like dark energy.
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This Hydrogen-Powered Plane Just Made A Record-Setting First Flight
Hydrogen power has typically been reserved for space rockets, but a recent flight test has proved its future applications could be in commercial air travel.
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Figure 01 Humanoid Robot Promises To Bolster An Aging Workforce
Tesla has already revealed its own 'Optimus' multi-purpose robot, but now Figure has emerged with its own eponymous, humanoid robot in development.
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Tech Inventions That Changed The Health Industry Forever
Given the delicate and important nature of implementing new solutions in healthcare, the importance of each medical tech invention cannot be understated.
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Tesla's Optimus Robot Can Walk Now, And That's Just The Start
Elon Musk sees a future where robots replace human workers, and Tesla's Optimus prototype is another big step closer to making that feasible.
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This Canceled NASA Rocket Would Have Made The Saturn V Look Like A Firecracker
Before Saturn V made its debut on the launch pad in 1966, NASA had something entirely different on the drawing board - something bigger.
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This Nazi Aircraft Designed For Bombing New York Was Also A Space Shuttle
The "Silbervogel" was a "suborbital rocketship" that could make it over the Atlantic Ocean and drop bombs on a target anywhere in the United States.
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Here's How Scientists Plan To Build Next-Gen Supercomputers With Real Brain Cells
For years, scientists have been studying the human brain to achieve the next computing breakthrough. Could clusters of lab-grown brain cells be key?
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Scientists May Have Figured Out How To Find Wormholes (If They Exist)
Scientists have found that existing techniques can be used to hunt for wormholes if they exist, but be warned: things are about to get even more warped.
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The Fascinating Science Behind How Hypersonic Weapons Work
Hypersonic flight refers to objects traveling through the atmosphere at Mach 5 - that's 3,500 mph or nearly 1 mile per second - or faster.
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NASA Scrubs SpaceX Crew-6 Mission To ISS, Sets New Launch Target Of March 2
The manned Crew-6 space mission that was set to report to the ISS has been postponed until next month, citing a potential propulsion issue at the launch pad.
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Cancer Patients And Firefighters To Use Apple Watches In Beneficial Heart Health Research
Apple is collaborating with health care providers to use medical data collected on Apple Watches to improve outcomes for patients with cancer and heart trouble.
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Artificial Gravity Space Stations Just Got One Step Closer To Reality Thanks To Vast Space
Vast has acquired Launcher, a space exploration startup that has done incredible things with orbital space tug infrastructure and hosted payload delivery.
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The Four Types Of Planetary Systems Scientists Say Make Up Our Universe
A team of scientists has classified the types of planetary systems that make up our universe. Observations using the Kepler telescope led to the discoveries.
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Scientists Find Evidence That Black Holes Are The Cause Of Dark Energy
Remarkable new research from multiple institutions claims that black holes are the possible source of the astronomical enigma that is dark energy.
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Why The U.S. Army Is Building A Robot That Can Punch Like A Mantis Shrimp
The Army's ongoing study of the shrimp's movement could open up a field of applications for the simple spring-under-pressure principle.
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Why SpaceX Is Under Fire After The Record Breaking Super Heavy Booster Test
SpaceX has publicly tested its Super Heavy booster, and while it went well, the company is under fire due to an environmental incident caught on film.
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The Incredible Features Of The X-15, A Supersonic Research Aircraft And Spaceplane
The X-15 was the first plane to reach the 100,000-foot mark and fly at hypersonic speeds beyond Mach 4, 5, and 6.
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Zoox Self-Driving Robotaxis Are Finally On Public Roads, But You Can't Use Them Quite Yet
Zoox, a company that researches and designs autonomous vehicles, just revealed that it has made history with recent developments in its robotaxi program.
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SpaceX Comes Clean About Limiting Starlink For Ukranian Troops
Elon Musk's SpaceX confessed that the company intervened against Ukrainian forces in the ongoing conflict with Russia.
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Why This Planet's Newly Discovered Ring System Has Scientists Scratching Their Heads
Like Neptune, Saturn, and Jupiter, Quaoar has rings -- and, according to a recent study published in Nature, Quaoar's rings are particularly interesting.
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Elon Musk Says First SpaceX Starship Launch Could Happen Next Month
SpaceX's giant Starship spacecraft may be only weeks away from its first test launch, marking a major milestone for Elon Musk's private space company.
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Astronomers Just Found A Potentially Habitable Earth-Sized Planet, And It's Nearby
The hunt continues for exoplanets that might contain liquid water and are considered habitable. The latest is closer than most at only 31 lightyears away.
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Who Created The Telescope And Why Was It Invented?
In the 17th century, a Dutch glassmaker applied for a telescope patent, but his claim was denied. Who really created the telescope and why was it produced?
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