NASA's InSight Lander Will Keep Hunting For Marsqakes As It Runs Out Of Power
NASA's InSight lander is nearing the end of its life, and though it probably only has months left, it'll work until the last of its power is depleted.
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Why We Can't Actually See A Black Hole
We now have definitive proof that black holes exist, even though we can't see them -- and ironically, that proof comes in the form of photographs.
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NASA Quesst Gives X-59 Supersonic Stealth Jet Mission A Hopeful New Name
NASA gave their Low-Boom Flight Demonstration mission a brand new name: Quesst, named after the Quiet SuperSonic Technology that makes it all possible.
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Is Blue Light Bad For Your Skin?
It's well known that blue light may damage your vision over time and cause sleep disturbances, but could it have similar consequences for your skin?
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What's The Difference Between A Black Hole And A Wormhole?
Discovery marks the main difference between black holes and wormholes, with the former being observed by scientists while the latter has yet to be found.
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Here's How To See This Week's Blood Moon
This weekend will bring a lunar eclipse, one that'll look quite red and, due to recent natural events, may be a bit more special than past occasions.
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New Discovery Challenges What We Know About Water On Mars
New rover data research shows evidence that what we know about water on Mars may have been wrong -- or off by a considerable amount of years.
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Why You May Want To Mix And Match Your COVID-19 Booster, According To Doctors
The COVID-19 booster shots are widely available in the U.S., and the FDA says it's okay to "mix and match" them - in fact, that may be the better option.
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Why Cryogenic Sleep Could Play An Important Role On The Trip To Mars
Cryogenic sleep could be the solution to prolonged space travel for future astronauts, including trips to Mars.
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How Scientists Measure The Quakes Which Shake Mars
Mars, much like Earth, experiences quakes that can be measured using the right instruments. NASA has such tools on the planet right now monitoring these events.
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Scientists Suggest This Could Be The Key To Preventing Heart Attacks
The future of humanity without heart attack deaths could come courtesy of a one-time gene-editing treatment - or, at least, that's what Verve is dreaming about.
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How Microscopic Water Bears Will Help Astronauts With Deep Space Missions
The International Space Station isn't just home to humans from different countries. Since 2021, it has also been home to a group of very tiny space explorers.
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The US National Science Foundation Has 'Groundbreaking' News About The Milky Way
The U.S. National Science Foundation, in tandem with the Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration, will soon deliver "groundbreaking" news about our galaxy.
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Apple Health Instacart-Like Service Was Briefly On The Table
Apple has seen success with its many services, and that may have been the driving force behind an Instacart-like concept it was allegedly exploring.
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Why Building Rover Opportunity Took A Brutal Toll On The Team
Opportunity was an incredible Mars rover that outlived its mission by years and made many notable discoveries. It was also an immense challenge to build.
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Hubble Space Telescope Just Uncovered A Fascinating Discovery
Hubble studied a tough star that survived its companion going supernova. The data collected could help astronomers learn about how stars evolve and die.
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You Can Hear A Black Hole With These NASA Sonifications
Thanks to sonification, the sounds of one of the most mysterious phenomena in the universe is now available to here in this video.
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Here's What NASA's Vision For The Future Looked Like In 1975
NASA is eager to get humans to Mars, but the concept of long-term habitation in space is far from new, with classic concepts presenting entire cities.
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What Happens To Time And Space Inside A Black Hole?
Black holes are as fascinating as they are terrifying. Nothing is quite as strange as what happens to space and time in these celestial bodies.
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Is Lava Really Forming Dunes On Jupiter's Closest Moon?
Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system, rules the outer orbits with its many moons, including Io, which may be shaped by lava and frost.
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Why Neil deGrasse Tyson Is Skeptical About Mars Colonization
Humans have long dreamed of living on the red planet, but will that ever happen? Famous astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson remains skeptical.
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What Space Smells Like According To Astronauts
Astronauts have reported a number of different smells upon returning from a spacewalk. Here's the science behind what they're saying.
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Apple Watch Series 8 Could Beat Samsung To This Key Health Sensor
The Apple Watch is already the best smartwatch on the market, and it looks like the next-generation version will be even more powerful with a new health tool.
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Scientists Just Made A Big Discovery About The Earth's Crust
Scientists have learned new information about the history of our planet -- specifically about the makeup of the top layers, how they've been moving, and when.
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Why Mental Health Apps May Not Be As Secure As You Think
Research conducted on a variety of mental health and prayer apps revealed a cesspool of data-sharing, lack of security, and widespread disregard for privacy.
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Researchers May Have Just Identified The Largest Ancient Marine Reptile
Researchers have published a study detailing a massive ancient tooth fragment that may have belonged to the largest prehistoric marine reptile.
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How Long Term Space Travel Will Affect The Human Body
Humans are eager to visit Mars in person, but doing so will require spending long periods of time in space, something that's hard on the human body.
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