The booming space tourism industry may undo decades of ozone layer regeneration
Going to space is a fantasy many are willing to pay a lot of money to fullfill, but is the...
A space nerd and self-described grammar freak (all his Twitter posts are complete sentences), he loves learning about the unknown and figures that if he isn’t smart enough to send satellites to space, he can at least write about it. Twitter: @JordanS1981
Going to space is a fantasy many are willing to pay a lot of money to fullfill, but is the...
Scientists found that Pacific whiting skin reactivates collagen pathways in human skin cells, hinting towards anti-wrinkling effects.
These isolated collections of blue stars are puzzling astronomers.
Managing epilepsy in the United States can break the bank.
This nova was so unusually fast, it was like someone flicked a flashlight on and off.
Plastic pollution is a huge problem, but it could unexpectedly help solve another major challenge: antibiotic-resistanc superbugs.
Meet kelp -- the oceans' superconnecter.
There's no liquid water on the surface of the moon -- but that doesn't mean there's no way to get...
However, the plants showed significant signs of stress, indicating that lunar soil is not exactly to their liking.
Looks like humor is the way to go when looking to find a steady partner.
Black widow binaries are exceptionally rare. To make things more interesting, this could be a triple black widow.
A Chinese finding could give potential moon dwellers room to breathe.
The unit was tested at the beach and it worked on its first run.
But you probably wouldn't say it to its face.
The Universe is a dynamic place teeming with unknowns -- but step by step, we're learning new things about it.
It's big, but don't worry, it won't come near Earth.
HD1 bests the rest.
Hubble just chalked up another first.
The Milky Way isn't exactly a young buck.
The 5,000th exoplanet could just be the beginning.
There is a new record setter in town.
Coronal loops may not be what they seem.
We weren't even sure something like this was possible
A new algorithm could change the Mars orbiter game.
Red blood cell counts are just one of the concerns of space travel.
WASP-103b bucks the trend when it comes to planet shape.
Could these giant explosions be the reason we exist?
Could we find microbial life on Venus after all?
The sturdy Parker Probe has returned some really useful data after reaching the Sun's atmosphere.
Like a dragon, a distant star belched a stream of flaming hot gas of a planetary scale.
PING could change the lives of those living with epilepsy. (Image: Pixabay) Epilepsy is an odd beast. It can affect...
Solar wind may have primed comets and asteroids to release their water, researchers found.
TRUTHS measurements will allow changes in Earth’s climate to be detected faster
... and honestly, we like this report.
The carrot may be better than the stick when rallying support for policies that tackle climate change.
Just months after completing its first human space flight, Blue Origin has announced plans to build and operate a new...
Heart disease is one of the largest killers in the United States. (Photo: Pixabay) Let’s face it, Americans have never...
Credit: Pixabay. Thanks to some Austrian salt mines, scientists have been able to learn more about Iron Age diets. Some...
The signals don't match any known source. It could be an entirely new cosmic object.
The magnetic connection of the stars and unseen orbiting planets tipped off the astronomers.
This could be a game changer for space travel.
Hall thrusters could be the future of deep space exploration. (Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech) Well, at least this much is clear: NASA’s...
VIPER will look for water ice on the Moon, helping to establish a human presence in the future.
Four amateur astronauts became the first all-civilian crew to reach orbital space.
The toll of the World Trade Center attacks echoes to this day.
The huge "dog-boned" asteroid hurling through the solar system has now been imaged in unprecedented detail.
Hubble does not disappoint.
Peptides causing migraines also affect insulin production, according to a new study.
Although they're much larger and hotter than Earth, these Hycean worlds may have oceans that could host microbial life.