Here's How Astronauts Could Fight Muscle Loss Using Electric Stimulation
One of the biggest issues to impact human health in space is muscle atrophy, but scientists are working to prevent that.
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The Incredible History Of The Bleriot XI: The World's Oldest Plane Still Flying
The Wright brothers may have been the first humans to take flight after the turn of the century, but the Bleriot XI is the world's oldest plane still flying.
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Why Scientists Haven't Solved The Mystery Of The Oh-My-God Particle
In the early '90s, scientists encountered a particle so unusual, it seemed impossible. It is now called the OMG particle, and we're no closer to solving it.
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Whatever Happened To Honda's Robot Asimo?
Honda's Asimo robot was just adorable, even when it was falling flat on its poor little face. What's happened to the bot in the years since?
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How To Fix ChatGPT Plugins Not Showing Up
Plugins are a great way to get the most out of OpenAI's chatbot, but if the feature isn't showing up in your ChatGPT account, you'll need to follow these steps.
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The Science Behind Saturn's Storms That Last Over 100 Years
If you thought storms on Earth were meddlesome, imagine what it's like on Saturn. The gas giant's storms can last for more than 100 years before chilling out.
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Star Trek's Space Walk Technology Isn't Just Sci-Fi: Russian Scientists Almost Made It Real
Russian scientists have been working on Star Trek's "space motorcycle" since the Cold War and almost created it. Here's everything we know about it.
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This DIY Stirling Engine Kit Will Stir Your Morning Coffee For You
Before you down your morning cup of coffee, why not use the wonders of science to stir it up hands-free? This DIY kit makes it super easy to do.
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USS Seawolf: The Highly Advanced Submarine That Changed Underwater Warfare
With the advent of nuclear-powered submarines, the USS Seawolf was a force to be reckoned with, literally blowing anything else out of the water.
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Do We Live In A Simulation? Elon Musk Thinks So, Here's Why
Elon Musk suspects that he himself - along with you, everyone you know, and indeed the entirety of the observable universe itself - are merely simulations.
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What's Behind The Cause Of Northern Lights? Aurora Borealis Explained
The fascinating greenish-yellow lights are a major tourist attraction. Here's how the Sun and Earth combine to deliver this phenomena.
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DOJ Sues SpaceX Over Alleged Hiring Discrimination In The US
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk's private space company, claiming SpaceX discriminated against certain applicants.
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Meta's Latest Llama AI Tool Can Fix Your Code Mistakes
Meta is back with a version of its Llama LLM trained specifically to help programmers hunt down code mistakes - or, even better, generate code from scratch.
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Watch: India's Historic Moon Landing
India has triumphed with the successful landing of the Chandrayaan-3 space mission, marking the fourth nation in the world to land spacecraft on our moon.
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These 5 Garage Lifehacks Will Leave You With A Lot More Space
Whether you struggle to keep your garage clean or simply need it to be more organized, there are a few tricks that'll free up space while decluttering.
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5 Questions About Black Holes That No One Has Been Able To Answer
While we've studied black holes quite extensively and there's a lot of theoretical science backing up what we do know, there are still lots of mysteries.
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From Space To Earth: How An Astronaut In The ISS Operated Ground Robots
These telerobotics tests, dubbed "Surface Avatar," could prove vital training for astronauts during a future mission to the Moon.
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Russia's Luna-25 Moon Mission Ends With Crash Landing
After nearly 50 years, Russia has attempted to put another lander on the moon. A slight deviation in trajectory resulted in a catastrophic crash instead.
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The Deepest Depth Any Person Has Explored In The Ocean
Many mysteries about the ocean remain due to the difficulty of studying its most crushing depths. Just how far down have humans managed to travel?
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The 10 Most Important SpaceX Missions Of All Time, Ranked
Elon Musk's SpaceX, a spacecraft manufacturer, has had its fair share of important missions. These are the 10 most important of all time, ranked.
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America's Cold War Secret: Exploring The 'Rods From God' Space Weapon Concept
During the Cold War era, the U.S. military started experimenting with a new concept of kinetic munitions, known affectionately as the "rods of God."
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Mars Might Have Been More Habitable Than We Thought
A new study, with data provided by NASA's Curiosity rover, has shown that conditions for life were once possible on our second closest neighbor.
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Unique Mercedes 600 That Transported Queen Elizabeth II And Apollo 11 Astronauts Up For Sale
Featuring an entirely unique hydraulic control systems, this rare Mercedes-Benz 600 shepherded some of the most powerful and influential people in the world.
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Earth's Umbrella: How A Solar Shield Tethered To An Asteroid Could Fight Climate Change
Scientists are mulling over an innovative way to shield the Earth from harmful sun events, which may also have climate change effects.
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Tsar Bomba: The Story Behind The Largest Nuclear Bomb Ever Detonated
The Tsar Bomba was the largest thermonuclear weapon ever exploded, and it earned that title in spades. But there were some unforeseen aftereffects.
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Waymo And Cruise Robotaxis Get The Green Light To Operate 24/7 In San Francisco
Self-driving cars received their first approval for autonomous taxi service in the city of San Francisco, free to operate 24/7 within city limits.
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5 Common WD-40 Substitutes That Will Work Great In A Pinch
WD-40 is a staple in most garages,because you'll use it all the time. And that's also why you're likely to run out. These substitutes might help in a pinch.
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