Oculus Mission: ISS and Virtual Reality projects for 2017
Oculus worked along with three space agencies to create Mission: ISS. Mission: ISS allows the users of Oculus Rift to explore the International Space...
KIC 8462852, the star that can expand the known universe
A new study posted today on arXiv describes the results of a new photometric analysis of the star KIC 8462852. Carnegie Institute astronomer Joshua...
Watch: Elon Musk details SpaceX’s Mars plans
Elon Musk is set to take the stage this Friday at the International Astronautical Congress in Adelaide, South Australia, to share updates about the...
China clones monkeys for the first time ever
Chinese scientists from the Chinese Academy of Science's Institute of Neuroscience created two macaques named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua, using Somatic Cell Nuclear...
SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy will carry Musk’s Tesla as its first payload
Elon Musk tweeted over the weekend that the first payload of the Falcon Heavy rocket on its maiden flight would be his own personal...
Seafloor ecosystem exposed in Antarctica to be explored by scientists
The British Antarctic Survey has released the first footage ever of the Larsen C’s big break and the birth of the A-68 iceberg as...
Antarctica satellite data suggests dramatic increase in sea level rise
According to NASA and European satellite data, sea levels on Earth have been rapidly increasing to completely unprecedented points. Based on studies made in...
Humanity’s oldest ancestor is not a monkey but a weird fish
Scientists have identified a new microorganism that could be humanity's oldest ancestor. It is a bag-like sea creature with a large mouth, eyes like...
Global Presence of Leopards Dwindled by 75%
A new study published in the Journal Peer J on May 07, 2016, it has been learned that the global presence of Leopards has...
SpaceX Calls Off Launch of 143 Satellites Due to Bad Weather...
Bad weather led to the cancellation of the Falcon 9 rocket carrying a payload of 143 satellites from being launched over the weekend. SpaceX...













