46,000-Year-Old Extinct Bird Frozen In Siberian Permafrost Identified As Horned Lark
The well-preserved remains of an extinct bird that was found in the permafrost of Siberia have been identified as a horned lark that lived...
Artemis Accords: NASA Negotiates With Other Nations to Explore Space, the...
NASA executives said they are negotiating with several countries to be part of the Artemis Program which aims to take people to the Moon...
Asteroid 2014 JO25 will safely fly by Earth on April 19
Space agencies and astronomers around the world will set their sights on the night sky on Wednesday, April 19, as Asteroid 2014 JO25 safely...
Scientists spot a strange smile-shaped wave in Venus
Astronomers spotted a strange wave over the surface of Venus yesterday with the help of Japan's Akatsuki spacecraft. The scientific community has its eyes on...
Scientists recreate ancient night sky to date 2,500 yr-old Greek poem
A group of Washington scientists accurately defined the date referred to in a 2,500 year old poem by the Greek poet Sappho called “Midnight...
Bizarre Fossil hints about Ocean’s first vegetarian reptile?
In 2014, scientists unearthed the bizarre fossil of a crocodile-sized sea-dwelling reptile which is believed to be lived on Earth more than 250 million...
Atacama alien mummy mystery solved: human fetus with severe mutations
Scientists have finally explained the mystery of Ata, the six-inch, naturally mummified girl from the Atacama Desert in Chile. As it turns out, according...
New Energy guidelines: Politicians can’t pressure scientists
A new set of scientific integrity guidelines, announced today, wants to give researchers more leeway in their communications with the media as a way...
Meteorite Crashes through Roof and Lands on a Sleeping Woman’s Pillow
A woman almost got killed by a meteorite that smashed through her roof and landed on her pillow. Ruth Hamilton, a resident of Golden, British...
Astronauts do the mannequin challenge in zero gravity
European astronauts took the mannequin challenge to a whole new level. Big was the surprise this Thursday when European Space Agency astronaut Thomas Pesquet...