NASA's Second Astrobee Robot Assistant Now Active Aboard ISS
The second Astrobee, Honey, is now awake in space. The third Astrobee, Queen, will be the last to wake in the Astrobee system.
Jupiter's Great Red Spot Dying? Experts Say Reports Are Exaggerated
Is Jupiter's Great Red Spot really dying? A scientist quoted Mark Twain, saying the reports are "greatly exaggerated."
Mathematician Claims Another Dinosaur-Ending Asteroid Will Hit Earth Again
A mathematician says that another dinosaur-killing asteroid will hit the Earth again. What are the chances of an asteroid hitting the Earth?
Predicted 'Unicorn' Meteor Shower Proved Elusive
Last week's predicted unicorn meteor shower proved more elusive than hoped. What could've made it so special?
Claims Of Insects On Mars Are Harmful To Search For Life, Experts Say
Scientists recently claimed that there were insects on Mars based on photographs taken by Mars Rovers. Experts say the claim is a case of seeing patterns from random data.
Solar Storm Threatens Modern Life? 1859 Carrington Event Provides Clues
What could happen if a massive solar storm hits the modern world?
First Global Geological Map Of Saturn's Moon Titan Reveals Earth-Like Surface Features
Thanks to data from the Cassini missions, researchers now have the first global geographic map of Saturn's largest moon, Titan.
Scans Reveal How Half The Brain Adapts After Other Half Is Removed
It has long been known that people who had half of their brains removed can live normal lives. A new study reveals how the hemisphere left intact compensates for losing the other.
Discovery Of Sugars In Meteorite Clue To Origin Of Life
Other building blocks of life have previously been discovered in meteorites, but for the first time scientists discovered evidence of life-essential sugar from ancient meteorite samples.
Humans Closer To Finding Life On Other Worlds? Studies Narrow Down The Search
Researchers are helping to narrow down the search for life on other planets by looking at the factors that make a planet habitable.
Astronomers Spot Evidence Of Neutron Star Missing For 30 Years
A supernova exploded with the power of 100 million suns after its discovery in 1987, but it is only now that astronomers are finally getting evidence of its neutron star.
China Planning To Complete Permanent Space Station By 2022
China is planning to put its permanent space station into operation by 2022. The project is a part of China's manned space program launched in 1992.
India-Made Anti-Cancer Device Cytotron Gets ‘Breakthrough’ Designation From US FDA
An anti-cancer device made in India received a "breakthrough" designation from the U.S. FDA. The device is already being used in other countries to treat cancer.
Andrew Yang Wants To Create 'Department Of Technology' In Tech Policy Proposal
Presidential hopeful Andrew Yang just released his modern approach to tech policy. In it, he plans to classify data as personal property and create a Silicon Valley-based Department of Technology.
David Attenborough Health Condition: Broadcaster Admits Experiencing Memory Issues
At 93 years old, David Attenborough is already experiencing minor memory issues. When are memory problems just a sign of forgetfulness, and when should they be a cause of concern?
Body Deteriorates, Shows Signs Of Wear And Tear In 40s: Survey
When do signs of ageing begin to show? A recent survey found that people in their forties begin to experience "head to toe" body deterioration.
Washington, DC Shares Hopeful Message About Effective HIV Treatment And Prevention
Washington, D.C. had one of the highest rates of new HIV diagnoses in 2017, but the numbers have significantly dropped in the last decade.
Climate Change: Tree Planting Will Reportedly Not Solve This Defining Issue
What is the role of tree planting in the fight against climate change? Experts say it needs to be more thoughtful than just planting trees where there is space.
Asteroid Coming Close To Earth In 2022? NASA, ESA Planetary Defense Tests Underway
NASA and ESA are preparing for the off chance that a massive asteroid threatens life on Earth.
NSA No Longer Collecting US Cellphone Location Data Without Warrant
The Supreme Court ruled to support the protection of users' location data.
Star Kicked Out By Milky Way's Black Hole Leaving At 'Record-Breaking' Speed
Astronomers observed a star rushing through the Milky Way after the supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy kicked it out.
Apple Finally Announces Mac Pro, Pro Display XDR December Release
Apple confirmed a December release for the 2019 Mac Pro and the Pro Display XDR, but no specific date has been set.
Retired Legislator Snaps Photos Of Rare Three-Antlered Deer
Former Michigan legislator Steven Lindberg snapped photos of a three-antlered deer. He did not think much of the photos at first until he got home and realized the rarity he captured.
Breakthrough Study Narrows Down Search For Habitable Exoplanets
A new study found other significant factors that make a planet habitable. Can the new information help in the search for habitable planets?
Google, Ascension Respond To Whistleblower Claims About 'Project Nightingale' Gathering User Health Data
Google and Ascension have responded to claims of secret data transfers under "Project Nightingale."
Apple Set To Release New Mac Pro In December: Report
A new report reveals Apple is finally releasing its most powerful system yet, the 2019 Mac Pro, this December.
Women Who Got First Period Early Or Late Have Higher Cardiovascular Risks
A study found that the women who got their period before or after 12 years old had higher adverse cardiovascular risks.
Open Monitoring Meditation May Help People Be Less Error-Prone, Study Finds
Researchers found a type of meditation that can possibly help people to become less prone to errors.
Chevrotain Footage Marks First Mammal Rediscovery For 25 Most Wanted Lost Species List
A fanged mouse-deer thought to be "lost to science" for the last 30 years has been captured on camera in Vietnam. It is the first mammal to be discovered on Global Wildlife Conservation's list of 25 Most Wanted Lost Species.
People Don't Find Possibility Of Human Extinction 'Uniquely Bad', Study Suggests
What are the chances of human extinction?
