13 Interesting Facts About The International Space Station
The ISS is laying the groundwork for future long-term missions to Mars and beyond while remaining the single coolest thing we've ever built. Here's why.
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Destroyed Starlink Satellites Caught On Video As They Burn Up In The Sky
Starlink satellites rendered inoperable this week by a geomagnetic storm appear in video showing the destroyed units as they re-enter Earth's atmosphere.
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The Mars Hope Mission Earned Its Name
The Mars Home mission officially reached its 1st year, having already made history by being the first planetary science mission led by an Arab-Islamic country.
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Who Created The Telescope And Why Was It Invented?
In the 17th century, a Dutch glassmaker applied for a telescope patent, but his claim was denied. Who really created the telescope and why was it produced?
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Mars Helicopter Ingenuity Completes Its First Flight Of The Year
Every successful action performed by a machine on Mars is considered a major victory for NASA - today that victory is a helicopter take-off!
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How GM Is Getting Back Into The Space Race
General Motors has a plan to get back into the so-called "space race" by creating new rovers with Lockheed Martin for missions to the moon - and beyond!
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This Miracle Material Is Stronger Than Steel But Lighter Than Plastic
Chemical engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have created a new material that is stronger than steel but lighter than plastic.
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The One Thing Everyone Gets Wrong About The Moon Landing
The Apollo 11 mission was the source of a lingering controversy for decades after Neil Armstrong first stepped foot on the lunar surface.
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SpaceX Vs. Blue Origin: Who Is Winning And Why?
In recent years, SpaceX and Blue Origin — each owned by wealthy businessmen — have cracked through the highest of earthly ceilings to reach for the stars.
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Is A Space Elevator Possible Using Today's Technology?
Space elevators, long a staple of science fiction, promise an innovative way to overcome Earth's orbit.
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Why NASA Thinks A Hidden Ninth Planet Might Be Possible
There debate over how many planets are in the solar system continues, including whether a mysterious as-yet-unobserved planet, called Planet Nine, exists.
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Here's What Would Really Happen If An Asteroid Was Going To Hit Earth
Could Earth really be struck by an asteroid? How would scientists react if they did spot an asteroid heading for us?
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The Coolest Robots You Can Buy Today
As robots are become more advanced, they're also becoming marketed primarily at regular consumers. Here are the coolest ones to buy and have around the house.
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What Would Really Happen If We Mined A $27 Quintillion Asteroid?
Is asteroid mining going to make us all millionaires? Let's drill deep into figuring out the truth.
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This Is Why Mars Is So Much Smaller Than Earth
A key difference between Mars and Earth is their size, with Mars being about half the size of Earth. So...why?
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What Is A Dyson Sphere And Why Haven't We Built One?
The basic idea of a Dyson Sphere is simple. So why haven't we built one yet?
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Ameca Humanoid Robot Puts AI In A Gender-Neutral, 'Non-Threatening' Body
The Ameca humanoid robot is designed to work with humans and provide relatable natural human gestures.
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Details Of The Tycho Moon Crater Revealed By New Radar Tech
The Green Bank Telescope captured the highest resolution image ever taken from the ground.
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Uchuu Software Is A Massive And Realistic Simulation Of The Universe
Researchers have created a virtual universe and made the software, called Uchuu, available to everyone via the cloud.
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Florida Has Another Invasive Species And It Looks Like A Giant Worm
The worm-like animal was a Rio Cauca caecilian (Typhlonectes natans), which is native to Venezuela and Colombia.
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Russia's Mosquito Tornado Underscores Climate Change's Dramatic Impact
Climate change is driving atypically warm temperatures in the typically frigid Siberian region of Russia, and one of the odd effects is the mosquito tornado.
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Viasat Gives FCC An Ultimatum To Stop SpaceX Starlink Expansion
SpaceX's Starlink deployment could face a new hurdle, with satellite operator Viasat petitioning the FCC to stop Elon Musk's company from expanding coverage.
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Why The Space Force Logo Looks Like Star Trek, And Star Trek Looks Like NASA
Today the newest incarnation of the United States Space Force logo was revealed by Donald Trump.
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Largest Neutron Star Ever Discovered Is Insanely Compact And Massive
The Green Bank Telescope had discovered the largest neutron star ever recorded.
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These Injectable Nanobots Can Walk Around Inside A Human Body
Researchers have developed nanobots that can be injected using an ordinary hypodermic syringe.
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Were Dinosaurs Fatter And Weirder Than We Suspect?
Take a look at the recently uncovered Bajadasaurus pronuspinax and you might well be thrown for a loop.
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Bill Nye's 5 Reasons We Can't Live On Mars
"This whole idea of terraforming Mars," said Bill Nye, "As respectful as I can be, are you guys high?" Read on to find out what he means.
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