Himanshu Goenka

According to a website that claims to check how many followers of any Twitter account are real, almost half of President Donald Trump’s followers aren't real.

The answer has been debated for a long time, and using different techniques, has wavered between 500 million years ago to almost 1.5 billion years ago.

Astronomers decided to put Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity to test with an experiment to verify one of the basic principles of black holes.

According to data collected by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, the icy moon Enceladus may have changed its spin axis after colliding with a smaller asteroid-like body.

We can’t say yes or no with certainty, but new findings made by NASA’s Curiosity rover extend the time frame in which life as we know it could have existed on the red planet.

Rising ocean temperatures are endangering the corals at Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve, a popular tourist destination and a protected area.

Along with rising ocean temperatures, the corals were also impacted by a tropical cyclone, predator crown-of-thorns fish, disease and poor water quality.

The cost associated with climate change is expected to be over double the amount spent by the rest of the world, a study published Monday said.

The upcoming SpaceX cargo mission to the International Space Station, scheduled for a June 1 launch, will carry a new instrument from NASA.

European Southern Observatory’s Extremely Large Telescope is being built close to the Paranal Observatory in northern Chile.

A study published Friday also found the negative impact of warmer nights to be more severe among those earning under $50,000 a year, as well as those over 65 years of age.

Scientists analyzed the safety measures put in place by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission and found them wanting in case a fire breaks out at reactor sites.

On three days in June and July, scientists will train their telescopes and cameras on a small object over 4 billion miles away, as it passes in front of different stars.

The spacecraft made its first close pass of Jupiter Aug. 27, 2016, and findings based on the analysis of data collected were made public Thursday.

Named Luskhan itilensis, the pliosaur species is new to science and its fossil was found on the banks of the Volga River.

The galaxies formed less than one billion years after the Big Bang and could explain the existence of massive galaxies in the early universe.

Called Psyche, the mission to study a unique asteroid of the same name in the main asteroid belt was originally scheduled for a 2023 launch.

It happens once in about 15 Earth years but was observed by the Cassini spacecraft, which has been in the gas giant’s vicinity since 2004.

The U.S.-Mexico border wall President Donald Trump wants to build “will create a considerable biodiversity conservation challenge,” a report said.

Operations at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider moved up a notch Tuesday, allowing experiments to take data for the first time this year.

Called “naked singularities,” their existence has been predicted in a “saddle”-shaped universe. If proven, the new theory would undermine general relativity.

The PICO experiment at Fermilab uses a bubble chamber in a bid to detect weakly interacting massive particles, a hypothesized type of dark matter.

Until as recently as 4.5 million years ago, the marine mammals were no longer than about 33 feet, a third the size of the biggest whales today.

The chance discovery of a rare tooth from Mississippi is the first evidence that horned dinosaurs roamed the entire continent.

A new theory says it was formed as a result of a series of weak supernova explosions over the course of millions of years.

The release of some Spotify user accounts was done by the Leak Boat, a hacking group that has previously leaked accounts from various websites, as well as private videos and photographs of celebrities.

Called synestia, it would be a huge and spinning mass shaped like a donut and made up of rock so hot, it would exist almost entirely as vapor.

The oldest known pre-human remains were found in Chad, and could be dated back to six to seven million years ago. But not anymore.

Expedition 51 commander Peggy Whitson and flight engineer Jack Fischer will conduct the walk Tuesday, their second in less than two weeks.