NASA's Mars Rover Found Organic Matter That Has Experts Fascinated
A rover on Mars found a bit of organic matter in the red planet's Jezero Crater, giving NASA scientists a fascinating new mystery to explore.
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The Asteroid Movie That Was The Most Scientifically Accurate
There are many asteroid or comet doomsday movies that have been created, but there is one that stands tall as one of the most scientifically accurate.
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Scientists Are Teaching Robots When And How To Laugh Like A Human
Researchers in Japan are teaching robots how to laugh in a natural way, paving the way for life-like conversations between machines and humans.
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Buzz Lightyear Is Being Turned Into A Robot You Can Buy
Another Buzz Lightyear toy is destined for the market, but this model is far more advanced than the one released back in the 1990s... and far more expensive.
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The Space Junk That Once Threated The International Space Station
Space junk is a growing problem in the skies around Earth. In July 2019, it almost turned into a huge issue for the International Space Station.
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These NASA Mars Rover Inventions Could Be In Your Next Car
The next generation of cars may be inspired by inventions from NASA's Mars rovers. Here's all about these spinoff products and technologies.
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The Faulty NASA Spacesuit That Nearly Drowned An Astronaut
European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano survived a harrowing incident while on a space walk, and was fortunate to be able to tell of it.
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The Mind Blowing Amount Of Black Holes In The Universe
Scientists have calculated a new most-likely figure for the number of black holes in our universe. The number is quite large, as you might've guessed.
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This Robotic Octopus Glove Could Give You Super Strength Underwater
The idea of using tech to give humans abilities otherwise only found in animals is nothing new, but few concepts are as interesting as the Octo-glove.
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The Message Queen Elizabeth II Sent To The Moon - With NASA's Help
Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-serving monarch in Britain's history, saw many historical moments in her lifetime. Here was her message to Apollo 11 in 1969.
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How This Small Machine Has Made Oxygen On Mars For The First Time
Bringing humans to Mars also requires bringing oxygen to Mars -- or so we thought, until a small device on the Perseverance rover proved otherwise.
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Apple Watch Puts Women's Health To The Fore With Ovulation Alerts
Apple Watch Series 8 adds a new generation of women's health tracking with features that leap ahead of what was possible in the past.
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Why NASA Is Going To Crash A $330m Spacecraft On Purpose
This NASA mission is destined to never return back to Earth -- and it turns out that's actually a good thing, for those of us who reside here.
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Jeff Bezos' Space Station Is Closer To Reality Than You Realize
Jeff Bezo's bold space station plans for Blue Origin/Sierra Space may be realized sooner than we thought. Here's what we could expect from the "Orbital Reef."
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Why Astronomers Are Worried About Starlink And Other Satellite Constellations
Starlink and other planned services like it will revolutionize internet access in rural areas, but the satellites are a problem for astronomers.
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Hackers Are Sneaking Malware Into James Webb Images
Security researchers have detailed the discovery of a sneaky new variety of malicious software that evades antivirus apps and, notably, uses a JWST image.
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The Eerie Footage Behind This Floating Helicopter Explained
There's a very simple explanation for why this footage makes a helicopter's rotors appear stagnant while it's hovering.
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NASA Sets A New Date For Artemis I Launch
NASA's planned Artemis I launch was scrubbed at the last minute, but the U.S. space agency isn't letting that slow its Moon mission goals
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How To Check Your Macbook's Battery Health
Monitoring you MacBook's battery health is one way to ensure it's performing at its most optimal level, even as it degrades.
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The Reason Some People Aren't Thrilled With Robot-Run Hotels
A Japanese hotel's experiment with robotic staff showed that the world isn't quite ready to do away with a human touch yet.
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NASA Scrubs SLS Megarocket Launch: Here's What Happened
NASA has scrubbed the long-awaited first launch of the Artemis program - here's what went wrong and why NASA had to delay the launch for another day.
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The Simplest Way To Check Your iPhone's Battery Health
There is an easy way to track and decipher just how healthy your iPhone battery is, and what it means if yours isn't lasting as long as it should.
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NASA's 5 Hazards Of Human Spaceflight Explained
There are a number of spaceflight issues NASA has deemed most dangerous to humans, the deeper they may travel.
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Peloton Just Made A Major Strategy Change With The Help Of Amazon
Peloton has embraced Amazon, making it easier for at-home fitness enthusiasts to buy its bike and a number of other products, including clothing.
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How Magnets Could Be The Solution To Air In Space
A recent study found that magnets can be used to efficiently extract oxygen from water. Here's how that could benefit the future of space exploration.
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Robotic Animals That Prove Technology Has Made Huge Leaps
While the novelty of androids has a long history, it's easy to overlook animal-inspired bots. These robotic animals show just how far technology has come.
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Want To Watch The Launch Of Artemis I? Here's What You Need To Know
After many years of work, NASA plans to launch its first Artemis test in the near future. Even if you can't attend in person, there are ways to watch.
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