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?
Read MoreIn 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?
Read MoreIs asteroid mining going to make us all millionaires? Let's drill deep into figuring out the truth.
Read MoreStarlink satellites rendered inoperable this week by a geomagnetic storm appear in video showing the destroyed units as they re-enter Earth's atmosphere.
Read MoreWhite holes have been theorized for nearly as long as their black hole counterparts. Now that we have proof that black holes exist, are white holes next?
Read MoreAs the Axiom-1 mission takes off into orbit, we take a look at how this mission could change the way private businesses are able to send humans into space.
Read MoreA company called Samsung Techwin once made a robot able to target and fire on enemies autonomously as it sat sentry on the Korean peninsula's DMZ.
Read MoreThe robot is made of magnetoactive phase transitional matter, which basically means it relies on magnetic fields to transition between solid and liquid states.
Read MoreThe U.S. government boasts a roster of stealth planes that seem right out of science fiction, but there's one problem they still need to solve.
Read MoreA new rover that's headed for Mars is actually dedicated to exploring Phobos, an orbiting moon of the Red Planet with a very low level of gravity.
Read MorePhysicist Dr. Bradley Edwards explains that somewhat paradoxically, it's rockets that keep us grounded. Is society ready for a space elevator?
Read MoreHorror gaming fans are finally able to get their claws on the 'Dead Space' remake, but for those looking to hop in with the Steam Deck, don't hold your breath.
Read MoreFord's experiment with a different kind of steering showed some promise but never fully entered production.
Read MoreAutonomous robots have invaded college campuses and are about to become a lot more prevalent in the food delivery industry.
Read MoreThese evidently highly adaptable sharks call the Kavachi Volcano, located within the Solomon Islands, their home.
Read MoreMotorola is coming back to the wearable market with a new fitness tracker called the Moto Watch 70 according to a sales page on Best Buy Canada.
Read MoreSelf-driving cars have a ton of safety hurdles to overcome before they become popular, but one interesting safety solution is surprisingly human.
Read MoreHyundai and Kia have joined hands with six institutes to develop mobility solutions for the moon, and the focus will be on braving its harsh conditions.
Read MorePrivate citizens are making their way into space, but the cost of a ticket is still astronomical. Fuel is among the many factors keeping prices high.
Read MoreNASA and DARPA have teamed up to demonstrate whether it's possible to use nuclear-powered rockets to get to Mars faster than when using current methods.
Read MoreNASA has big things coming in 2023. From phenomenal celestial sightings to exciting new forays into space exploration, here's what to look forward to this year.
Read MoreThe Crew-4 astronauts join a busy International Space Station to perform research tasks over the coming months. Here's what's on the docket.
Read MoreExperts at the University of Sydney have discovered a massive graveyard of dead stars that are now living either as neutron stars or black holes.
Read MoreHow do you learn more about how the solar system was formed? Build a spacecraft to intercept a comet, something the ESA and JAXA will do together.
Read MoreStarved of matter, a dormant black hole will eventually return to power once a star, planet, or other space stuff strays too close to its galactic realm.
Read MoreThe search for planets in our universe which could support life has reached a huge milestone. Here's why scientists are so excited.
Read MoreA proposed plan could utilize an unusual method of physics for storing renewable energy, making use of the thousands of abandoned mineshafts in the U.S.
Read MoreIn 2028, NASA will deploy the NEO Surveyor space telescope, whose mission will be to detect at least 2/3 of potentially dangerous objects in our solar system.
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