SCIENCE

The rare sea creature was seen during a two-week long expedition to document marine life in the region.

The planet will appear bright for a few weeks before fading away in the night sky.

A team of Russian scientists working with Princeton University defrosted over 300 prehistoric worms from the Ice Age.

The moon will take on a dark reddish hue during the totality.

A gamma-ray burst detected in 2016 gave astronomers a chance to explore the outflow of energy from the exploded star.

Weighing as much as four million suns, the black hole carries a strong gravitational field, which makes one of the most challenging conditions to test theories of gravitational physics.

A researcher produced X-ray images of Earth's interior to understand how the volcano was powered several million years ago.

The sound waves are helping scientists understand what's happening inside the Sun.

The bone remained in the cabinet of a university museum for decades before being investigated.

A series of radar observations helped a team of Italian researchers discover a liquid body of water hiding beneath the planet's polar ice cap.

The model could aid relief work and save thousands of lives in the aftermath of an earthquake.

NASA’s Dawn has been imaging Ceres and its surface since 2015, but just recently, the agency released some of its photographs to show the uncanny similarities with Earth.

Researchers used a new instrument at Keck Observatory to trace the movement of gas in the halo of the distant galaxy.

Scientists analyzed the chemical composition of dust to pin down the exact region of its origin.

The phenomenon was observed when MAVEN was using its Imaging UltraViolet Spectrograph to study the atmosphere of the red planet.

The fossilized foot, a meter wide, was found in Wyoming and belonged to a brachiosaur. However, there existed several other dinosaur species that were much larger in size.

Scientists created a radiation map to determine what could be the best locations to find possible biosignatures on the Jovian moon.

There may have been not one but two distinct windows of time in the ancient past when conditions were right for the moon to host life on its surface, a study published Monday claims.

Researchers used computer simulations to piece together the evidence suggesting the presence of another massive galaxy in the local group.

The researchers explored the role of mitochondria, the powerhouse of the cell, in aging to achieve this breakthrough.

The new technique would not just save money, but also billions of dollars worth of technology orbiting in space.

The probe will be exposed to temperatures going into millions of degrees, which, can melt electronic components in no time whatsoever.

The dinosaur would have been 13 to 16 feet long and three and a half feet.

The images were created after combining the data collected by the Cassini spacecraft during it's 13-year mission on Saturn.

The researchers collected samples from an evaporating lake in Ontario and used sophisticated techniques to trace 1.4 billion-year-old signs of atmospheric oxygen.

Hundreds of thousands of years after the birth of the universe, normal matter evolved into what we see today, but according to current mass estimates, it is just half of what should be present.

Scientists made this observation while studying strange dimming phases of a star just as massive as our sun.

Many of the galaxies captured in this image came to be to be in a young universe and sit billions of light years away from Earth.

The company hopes to build on these flights and fly passengers on quick sub-orbital trips.