Majority of water on Mars may be trapped in planet’s crust, new study
Several oceans’ worth of ancient water may reside in minerals buried below the surface of Mars, researchers have suggested.
A new study indicates that much...
Iceberg size of Greater London breaks off Antarctica (Report)
A vast iceberg almost the size of Greater London has broken away from the Antarctic ice shelf near a British research station, the British...
Photo: Two sky phenomena captured in one amazing picture
In a stormy Hawaiian sky in July 2017, streaks of red and blue lightning seemed to meet above a bed of white light.
Cameras...
Alligator-like fish with huge jaws and sharp teeth spotted in Singapore, 10,000 miles from...
A BIZARRE fish which looks exactly like an alligator has sparked a marine mystery after it was found dead by a British expat in...
This map will make you see the world completely differently, Report
How do you flatten a sphere?
For centuries, mapmakers have agonized over how to accurately display our round planet on anything other than a globe.
Now,...
Mars: Experts spot ‘anomaly’ in Curiosity Rover image (Report)
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) made history after its Hope probe successfully entered the Red Planet’s orbit yesterday. It became only the fifth entity...
A giant black hole suddenly went dark, and no one knows why (Study)
Beginning in 2018, one of the brightest X-ray lights in the sky went dark, and scientists still aren't sure why.
The black hole responsible...
Catnip leaves kitties feline groovy, wards off mosquitoes: Researchers Say
Catnip is known to hold a special place in the hearts of felines, who often respond by rubbing their face and head in the...
CIA’s Declassified UFO Documents Are Now Available Online, Report
U.S. intelligence agencies have six months to release all of the information they have on UFOs. So why now? It’s all thanks to the...
Earth spinning faster than it has in 5 decades, says new research
What if the feeling that time flies were actually true?
Indeed, the Earth has been spinning abnormally quick lately, reported The Telegraph. The planet is...
Brain’s ‘physics engine’ can predict our future movements, new research
Researchers have identified the brain's "physics engine" that helps us predict how objects in the world will behave - one of the most important...
Shannon Faulkner, Female cadet begins “Hell Week” at The Citadel
Shannon Faulkner made history in 1995 as the first female cadet at The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina, following a court battle...
Toronto chair toss: Police investigating ‘reckless’ video
The Toronto Police Service is investigating after a video surfaced online showing a woman throwing a chair from a condo balcony near the Gardiner...
Erin Hills spectator dies on course from reported natural causes
A 94-year-old spectator died while at the U.S. Open at Erin Hills on Friday, the United States Golf Association announced.
The person was not immediately...
Scientists find solar-based water purification is more effective than boiling
By etching metal with ultrashort laser bursts, Rochester researchers demonstrate a way to purify water without wasting energy.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, people in developed...
