The Reason Uranus Has A Blue Glow
Perhaps the most famous thing about Uranus is its delicate blue color. What makes the icy planet blue and why does it glow? It's all about the atmosphere.
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Why This Start-Up Thinks Storing Containers In Space Is The Future
The founders of this startup have a dream about a future in which we launch storage containers to space and watch them fall back to earth with parachutes.
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Europa Clipper: What We Know About The Spacecraft That Will Travel To Jupiter's Moon In 2024
Of all the places where we could search for life, one of the most exciting is Jupiter's moon Europa - and now NASA is going back for a better look.
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The Coolest Robots You Can Buy Today
As robots are become more advanced, they're also becoming marketed primarily at regular consumers. Here are the coolest ones to buy and have around the house.
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Solar Orbiter Is Hitting A Special Milestone On Its Journey To The Sun
The European Space Agency (ESA) and NASA deliver news that the Solar Orbiter has reached a very important point in its journey from Earth to the sun.
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NASA's Psyche Spacecraft Looks Astonishing Assembled For The First Time
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory unveils their massive Psyche spacecraft before it heads to space to chase an asteroid with the same name!
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Florida Has Another Invasive Species And It Looks Like A Giant Worm
The worm-like animal was a Rio Cauca caecilian (Typhlonectes natans), which is native to Venezuela and Colombia.
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Russia's Mosquito Tornado Underscores Climate Change's Dramatic Impact
Climate change is driving atypically warm temperatures in the typically frigid Siberian region of Russia, and one of the odd effects is the mosquito tornado.
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Why NASA Thinks A Hidden Ninth Planet Might Be Possible
There debate over how many planets are in the solar system continues, including whether a mysterious as-yet-unobserved planet, called Planet Nine, exists.
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Physics Teacher Pitches A Race Between Usain Bolt And A Jurassic Park Dinosaur
Could the world's fastest sprinter beat the terrifying acid-spitting dinosaur from "Jurassic Park" in a race? The answer is pretty surprising.
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What Happens When A Star Passes Too Close To A Black Hole?
Black holes are thought to be formed when the largest stars die, collapsing into themselves. Here's what happens when stars get too close to one.
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How Old Is Our Solar System?
Scientists know that when the universe came into being, not everything in it spontaneously appeared. How long has our solar system been around?
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White Shark Cafe: Why Sharks Travel To This One Spot
Great white sharks congregate in huge numbers in this spot in the Pacific Ocean, known as White Shark Cafe. Scientists are now trying to figure out why.
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Has Stonehenge's Biggest Secret Finally Been Explained?
Professor Timothy Darvill, an archaeologist from Bournemouth University, shares his latest research on the secrets Stonehenge continues to divulge.
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Researchers Say Your Life May Really 'Flash Before Your Eyes' As You Die
Researchers publish a study which shows evidence that humans lives may flash before their eyes as they transition to death, similar to "near death" experiences.
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Here's How NASA's New GOES-T Satellite Will Help With Weather Forecasts
NASA has launched a new satellite for observing Earth, called GOES-T. Here's what the mission hopes to accomplish and how it will do so.
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What The New Russian Sanctions Mean For The International Space Station
Tensions rise as NASA and ROSCOSMOS discuss the near-future of the International Space Station, given recent sanctions on Russia by the USA.
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TikTok Is Terrified Of These Cell-Sized Robots
Nanobots have been in development for years - why are some people only now realizing the potential consequences of creating cell-sized robotics in real life?
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Ameca Humanoid Robot Puts AI In A Gender-Neutral, 'Non-Threatening' Body
The Ameca humanoid robot is designed to work with humans and provide relatable natural human gestures.
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ExoMars Launch Faces Delay Nobody Saw Coming
The ExoMars launch scheduled for 2022 just became rather unlikely, courtesy of fallout from some other major world affairs that've forced the ESA's hand.
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Here's What Would Really Happen If An Asteroid Was Going To Hit Earth
Could Earth really be struck by an asteroid? How would scientists react if they did spot an asteroid heading for us?
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Honor Earbuds 3 Pro And Watch GS 3 Are Wearables With Hidden Health Talents
Alongside its new flagship phones comes a new smartwatch and AirPods competitor from Honor. Both devices look impressive on paper, but prices remain a mystery.
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Phonak Audeo Paradise Review - Next-Gen Hearing Aids
Phonak just unveiled what could well be one of the most advanced medical hearables so far.
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This Is Why Mars Is So Much Smaller Than Earth
A key difference between Mars and Earth is their size, with Mars being about half the size of Earth. So...why?
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These 18 Tiny Dots Are A Huge Deal To NASA's Webb Space Telescope
NASA reveals why these 18 dots are absolutely vital to the success in scientific missions with the James Webb Space Telescope now and through the future.
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What Is NIRSpec? The James Webb Telescope Instrument Explained
The James Webb Telescope's most interesting instrument NIRSpec explained with the assistance of a pair of short-and-sweet videos from NASA.
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Hubble Images Two Galaxies In Spectacular Head-On Collision
NASA revealed a new image from Hubble showing two galaxies colliding, or in an intergalactic tug of war, however you want to look this fantastic display.
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