Exoplanets rich in Hydrogen and Helium could be habitable for billions of years
The universe just got a lot more interesting.
The universe just got a lot more interesting.
We've come a long way from peat furnaces and bog iron.
Purple is the new black.
It’s usually touted as a clean energy source, but that may not be the case
The vast majority of stars are made almost entirely of hydrogen (about 90%) and helium (about 10%), with trace amounts ...
We absolutely need this if we're to ever establish a colony on the Red Planet.
The extraordinary findings have important implications for alien life.
The Sun has enough hydrogen fuel to last it another 5 billion years. However, life on Earth might become extinct ...
Air travel is surging around the world. Our only shot at decarbonizing the industry is to radically change the way ...
1% might sound small, but taken on a planetary level -- it's a whole lot.
The breakthrough validates our current models of how the universe works.
This was a VERY real issue up to now.
These bright blue trains are the greenest around.
A little help from life goes a long way.
Astronauts' waste will not be wasted.
Research doesn't have to be glamorous or flashy to be significant.
Stable fusion is the holy grail of energy production.
German engineers turn on a huge light bulb to better understand solar energy.
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