Jupiter's Near-Twin Found In Old Kepler Telescope Data
New research using old Kepler Space Telescope data uncovered a brand new planet that might otherwise have gone completely unnoticed.
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Amazon's Project Kuiper Satellites Just Found Their Rides Into Space
Amazon plans to launch a series of Project Kuiper low-orbit satellites over the next five years to provide internet service around the world.
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Scientists Just Made A Big Discovery About Black Holes
Last year, researchers discovered what they thought was a small black hole not too far from Earth. A reanalysis has found that may not be true.
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Why Were T-Rex's Arms So Short? Researchers Have A New Idea
The Tyrannosaurus Rex famously has very short arms -- but as it turns out there may be a fiercely strong reason for their slightness.
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NASA Artemis I Wet Dress Rehearsal Slated For Today - Here's What That Means
The mission that will be vital in NASA's return to the moon is progressing with procedural benchmarks.
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NASA SLS Rocket Test Canceled At The Last Minute Over Safety Risk
NASA was set to conduct its next wet dress rehearsal today, but the Artemis test was delayed by a last-minute issue that triggered safety worries.
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The Farthest Star Was Just Discovered, Formed Nearly 13 Billion Years Ago
The aging Hubble Space Telescope helped astronomers discover the farthest known star in the universe, one spied only due to a ripple and some warping in space.
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Why Is NASA Keeping Media Out Of Its Crucial Mega Moon Rocket Test?
NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) will undergo a critical testing regimen this weekend, but the media won't be there to cover it. Here's what we know.
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What The Recent Finding Of Ice Volcanoes On Pluto Actually Means
Analysis of the data from NASA's New Horizons space probe suggests some interesting new information about the dwarf planet.
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Bioarchaeologists May Have Just Discovered The Oldest Skull Surgery In North America
Even by modern standards, performing skull surgery on a living person is a complicated procedure, which is why ancient surgeries are so fascinating.
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The 12 Coolest Scientific Discoveries Of March 2022
Science is intriguing because it is always evolving and new discoveries are constantly being made. Here are 12 incredible scientific discoveries this month.
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What Makes The Temperatures In Antartica Right Now So Concerning
Scientists have been perplexed by the alarming temperature fluctuations at Earth's southernmost continent.
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How This NASA Astronaut Just Broke A Record With Russian Cosmonauts
Astronaut Mark Vande Hei recently returned to Earth from the ISS, and while such events are typically routine, that certainly wasn't the case this time around.
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Why The FDA Just Authorized A Fourth Dose Of The COVID-19 Vaccine
The FDA has authorized a second COVID-19 booster shot for certain people despite the controversy surrounding it. Here's why the agency says it's important.
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How Astronomers Plan To Search For Life Beyond Our Planet
Biosignatures can help scientists identify life on other planets -- but what are the best biosignatures to look for, and how do we find them?
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Why SpaceX Stopped Production Of The Crew Dragon Astronaut Capsules
Elon Musk's SpaceX will discontinue production of Crew Dragon capsules in favor of other instruments to carry crew and cargo into space.
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Here's The Plan For Europe's Juice Mission To Jupiter
The European Space Agency unveiled its plans for the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer.
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NASA Has A New Plan For Getting Mars Samples Back To Earth
The American space agency is changing its plans or bringing samples from the red planet back to Earth.
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What Will Happen To The ExoMars Rover Now?
Russia's war on Ukraine has put the brakes on one of Europe's planned Mars missions. As a result, the ExoMars rover is heading for storage instead of space.
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The Next Space Mission Will Study Astronaut's Brain Activity
Israeli company brain.space will conduct experiments to study the brain of astronauts at the International Space Station, via a coming SpaceX launch.
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Do White Holes Exist In Space?
White holes have been theorized for nearly as long as their black hole counterparts. Now that we have proof that black holes exist, are white holes next?
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ESA Testing Process Of Using Astronaut Waste To Make Fuel On Mars
Scientists seek to transform astronaut sewage and CO2 from Mars' atmosphere into hydrocarbons.
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SpaceX's Starship HLS Lunar Lander Isn't Enough For NASA
SpaceX may have won NASA's contract for a lunar lander, but the US space agency has surprised observers by calling for new designs for the Artemis mission
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NASA Just Cracked Open A 50-Year-Old Lunar Sample
Scientists are examining materials collected from the moon during the Apollo 17 mission.
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Microchip Brain Implant Allows Paralyzed Man To Speak Again
Cutting-edge surgery has allowed a paralyzed man to communicate, using just the power of his brain, though ethical concerns could limit the technology.
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What Permanent Daylight Savings Time Would Actually Mean
Nobody likes losing an hour of sleep, but would an end to changing the clocks twice a year actually be an improvement?
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SpaceX Raises Starlink Prices For Reservations And New Users
Elon Musk's satellite internet company is hiking prices for its service and hardware.
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