Tomorrow NASA's Launching a Spacecraft to 'Touch' The Sun For The First Time - Here's How
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Tomorrow NASA's Launching a Spacecraft to 'Touch' The Sun For The First Time - Here's How
Touching a star isn't easy. The sun is an enormous, searing-hot orb of plasma that generates a chaos of magnetic fields and can unleash deadly blasts of particles at a moment's notice.
Mars' Dust Storm Is Subsiding, But Opportunity Is Nowhere to Be Found... Yet
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Mars' Dust Storm Is Subsiding, But Opportunity Is Nowhere to Be Found... Yet
Martian dust storms are a pretty common occurrence, and generally happen whenever the southern hemisphere is experiencing summer. Though they can begin quite suddenly, these storms typically stay contained to a local area and last only about a few
Physicists Say There Could Be a Strange Source of 'Negative Gravity' All Around Us
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Physicists Say There Could Be a Strange Source of 'Negative Gravity' All Around Us
It moves upwards against gravity.
For The First Time, We've Detected Iron in The Atmosphere of a Blindingly Hot Exoplanet
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For The First Time, We've Detected Iron in The Atmosphere of a Blindingly Hot Exoplanet
If planets come any hotter than KELT-9b we're yet to find them. Not only does this roasted ball of gas win first prize for scorching temperatures, it can now claim to be the first planet known to have free-roaming atoms of iron and titanium in its
SpaceX Just Held a Secret Meeting to Solve The Huge Problems With Mars Space Travel
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SpaceX Just Held a Secret Meeting to Solve The Huge Problems With Mars Space Travel
SpaceX, the aerospace company founded by Elon Musk, held a hush-hush conference in Colorado this week to formulate a plan for landing people on Mars and building an outpost.
These Swirls of Light Could Be Signs of a Previous Universe Existing Before Ours
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These Swirls of Light Could Be Signs of a Previous Universe Existing Before Ours
Something feels familiar.
SpaceX has reportedly signed its first customer to fly on the companyโs huge new rocket, the BFR. The passenger will fly on the monster ship around the Moon, though there are no details yet regarding when the trip will happen. SpaceX says it will announce who is flying โ and why โ on September 17th.
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SpaceX says it will send someone around the Moon on its future monster rocket
A truly out-of-this-world vacation
Neil DeGrasse Tyson Defends Elon Musk, Saying He's "The Best Thing We've Had Since Thomas Edison"
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Neil DeGrasse Tyson Defends Elon Musk, Saying He's "The Best Thing We've Had Since Thomas Edison"
Neil deGrasse Tyson defended Tesla CEO Elon Musk in an interview with TMZ, calling him "the best thing we've had since Thomas Edison."
An Amazing Reaction Happens When a Plant Gets Hurt, Making Them More Similar to Animals
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An Amazing Reaction Happens When a Plant Gets Hurt, Making Them More Similar to Animals
When plants are under attack - say, for instance, by an insect making a tasty leaf meal - their defence systems are raised in other parts. How do they know to do that?