Astronomers discover deep valley on Mercury formed through Earth-like processes
Mercury, one of the most hellish places in the Solar System, is shrinking.
Dragos has been working in geology for six years, and loving every minute of it. Now, his more recent focus is on paleoclimate and climatic evolution, though in his spare time, he also dedicates a lot of time to chaos theory and complex systems.
Mercury, one of the most hellish places in the Solar System, is shrinking.
Fusion could usher in a new age of energy but for most of us, fusion energy is still a big...
Taking care of your skin is helpful not only for your looks but also for your health.
This powerful volcano is more bizarre than meets the eye.
While taking its usual stroll on Mars, the Curiosity Rover found something unexpected: a dark, smooth meteorite.
An enormous dome was found deep in the Andes, on top of a massive magma store.
The new printing technique could be very useful for long-term medical studies.
Working from home is becoming more and more popular.
It's going to be one heck of a show once it happens.
While athletes have been using HIIT as part of routine training, it has steadily gained popularity among casual gym-goers.
We may have dramatically underestimated what lies in the Universe.
More mind-boggling than ever.
Jupiter's getting ready for Halloween.
Who said money doesn't grow on trees? Take this grandpa!
T-Rex was the king of dinosaurs, and he had the bling to prove it.
Europa's water is acting up.
In Norway, a research project regularly uses drones to investigate dietary habits and predation behaviours of killer whale groups.
At a press conference in China, officials have confirmed what many already suspected: China is no longer in control of...
Neanderthals were far smarter than most of us give them credit for.
Using images of the Sun and strong processing algorithms, scientists have observed solar winds emerging from the corona.
This puppy must have made some damage.
'It's simple thermo,' he said.
NASA is preparing for a potentially game-changing mission: intercepting an asteroid and bringing a sample back home.
As Rosetta's mission draws close to an end, its high-resolution camera snapped a few photos of the Philae lander.
Pushing the boundaries of life farther in time than ever before.
The European Space Agency's Planck satellite has revealed some information which may force us to rethink the evolution of the...
SpaceX has suffered a serious setback after one of its rockets, carrying a $200 million communications satellite, exploded yesterday.
A stunning new five dollar bill was released by the Australian government.
A star system 94 light-years away stepped in as a potential candidate for intelligent life.
NASA's year-long Mars simulation experiment has concluded today.
This seems like FF's response to Tesla's Model X.
The Chinese space program is taking huge strides forward.
Researchers have developed a method to identify impoverished areas using free information from satellite imagery.
A Yale University researcher claims that the so-called Goldilocks planetary area only tells half of the story.
An ancient oceanic slab buried beneath the Mediterranean sea might revise textbooks.
Astronauts will be installing a new module on the ISS for space taxis.
Reason number #1304 not to colonize Io.
Life on Titan? It's a good bet.
Shouts of joy filled the air as Juno's success became evident and the shuttle enrolled on the gas giant's orbit.
Mars is full of secrets, but we're unraveling them one by one.
One of the most familiar livestock animals seems to signal information about their personalities, but also wellbeing, by grunting.
Polyethylene oxide or 'one of the slimiest substances known to man', as Youtuber Steve Mould calls it, seems to defy...
Though they're separated by 25 million years of evolution, monkeys and humans share at least one common fact of life:...
India's space agency is taking huge strides forward.
The short-term plan involves bringing the Hyperloop to Moscow and its 16 million citizens, but the long-term plan is even...
This billion-dollar industry is based on highly glamorized studies which can only be classed as poor science.
A new study from Yale University mapped urban centers from 3700 B.C. to 2000 A.D. It's an amazing ride!
Dubai loves to take things to the superlative, and the city isn't toying around this time either.
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