SCIENCE

The data shows the parts of the city that dimmed and the parts that brightened during nighttime.

A group of astronomers was able to solve the mystery behind the formation of x-shaped galaxies. According to the astronomers, the odd structure of these galaxies is created as their black holes continue to feed.

A rocket recently launched by China into space crashed back to Earth earlier today. According to reports, the rocket is the largest piece of space debris to uncontrollably fall to Earth since 1991.

NASA’s Center for Near-Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) detected a massive “potentially hazardous” asteroid that’s expected to safely fly past Earth on Tuesday (May 12). According to the agency’s asteroid tracking system, the approaching asteroid is bigger than the Washington Monument.

The brain records memories during sleep and for the first time, scientists can now see how the complex organ does it.

The latest national data in the United States reveals that almost one in five kids is obese.

The growing cases of rats infecting humans with hepatitis are starting to worry scientists.

Study says consuming a certain spice four times a week could help improve lifespan and lower risk of early death.

Meteorologists who have tracked down ocean and atmospheric dynamics for months say now the conditions are perfect for storms.

Dementia is an overall term used to describe a collection of symptoms linked to brain damage and scientists say that craving for a certain type of food may be an early warning sign of the condition.

For the first time, the U.S. Air Force revealed details regarding the latest mission of the mysterious X-37B space plane. The details were confirmed and explained by an official of the military branch during a recent webinar.

The image was captured using a digital camera while the ISS was passing over South America.

The European Space Agency (ESA) has released the audio recording of the BepiColombo spacecraft during its near-Earth flyby last month. As noted by the agency, sounds made by the spacecraft and other factors in space can be heard in the recording.

A team of astronomers was able to capture the sharpest image of the planet Jupiter ever taken from Earth. In the new image, the planet looked like a glowing jack-o-lantern.

An ancient form of the weather system El Niño is in danger of returning due to climate change and increasing global temperatures. According to researchers, this could cause severe weather patterns in regions within the Indian Ocean.

China's toxic pollutant levels in April were higher than the same period in 2019.

The Russian space agency Roscosmos confirmed that one of its defunct spacecraft orbiting Earth had broken apart. The agency noted that it is currently tracking fragments from the spacecraft.

The dolphin is already the second dead Ganges river dolphin discovered since the coronavirus-related lockdown began.

NASA’s asteroid tracking system has spotted the biggest asteroid that will fly past Earth this month. Measuring at almost 5,000 kilometers wide, the approaching asteroid has been classified as “potentially hazardous.”

A recently reopened Texas restaurant is being criticized for enforcing a no-face-mask rule for its staff, according to reports.

Two Chinese boys died a week apart while wearing masks during their gym class, reports say.

Magnetic North Pole moves towards Siberia as a result of moving magnetic molten materials.

Illegal trade of pangolins still continues on Facebook contrary to the social media platform's community standards.

The World Health Organization has warned that up to 190,000 people in Africa could die from coronavirus in the first year of the outbreak if the virus is not contained.

A small study conducted by Chinese researchers revealed that there are traces of coronavirus in the semen of COVID-19 patients.

Scientists are exploring the idea that silent mutations in genes may be the reason why some people become gravely ill with coronavirus, while others seem to be barely affected.

NASA’s automated asteroid tracking system has spotted a massive asteroid that will approach Earth on Sunday (May 10). According to the data collected by the agency, the approaching asteroid is about as tall as a skyscraper.

Gov. Jay Inslee released a proclamation regarding the 'imminent danger' posed by Asian gypsy moths in Snohomish County.

A team of astronomers has detected a new batch of alien signals from space known as fast radio bursts (FRB). However, unlike previous discoveries, the new batch of FRBs originated from within the Milky Way.