How did it get so big?!

Physics researchers say they've discovered a previously unknown void within the Great Pyramid of Giza, but not all Egyptologists are excited.

Forget about shooting for the Moon. With one year's worth of military funding, we could revolutionize the world.

When it comes to the future of space exploration, a number of new technologies are being investigated. Foremost among these are new forms of propulsion that will be able to balance fuel-efficiency with power.

What if we could stop aging forever?

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There could be many more planets over there! 

Actor Harrison Ford took a swipe at Washington on Thursday night, blasting lawmakers and leaders who deny climate change. During a speech to the environmental group Conservation International in Culver City, Calif., where he was receiving an award, Ford said…

NASA scientists have led a multi-national team of astronomers in the first international exercise testing our ability to track dangerous asteroids. Their goal? To "recover, track, and characterise a real asteroid as a potential impactor," accordin

Spacerock McSpaceface? 

Researchers have identified a vital missing link in the origins of life on Earth A little DAP fills the gap. Carbon might be the backbone of organic chemistry, but life on Earth wouldn't be what it is today if it weren't for another critical

Not as hot as you think.

One step closer to a real treatment.

Gravitational lensing used to find a puzzling object at the centre of the galaxy Planet or dead star? The Universe is full of oddball objects that simply don't sit neatly into categories. Take a hint, Pluto. Astronomers have used the

Like finding a needle in a haystack of haystacks

Don't believe the headlines that say there's a disaster coming.

It's all in the algorithm.

Maybe it's time we Homo sapiens reevaluated our relationship with the oceans of the world.

We all get stressed out. But typically, when we stress, we don't produce electricity.

The World Health Organisation estimates that one million people die from suicide each year, which is about one death every 40 seconds. In the last 45 years global suicide rates have increased by 60…