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Communication With Mars Missions Will Be Interrupted By Solar Event

If humanity can’t go to Mars yet, that doesn’t mean we can’t bring the Red Planet to Earth somehow. That’s what NASA and other space agencies seem to have in mind. Space missions consisting in sending robots to Mars aren’t…

October 2, 2021 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

The Big Bang Didn’t Occur Out of Nothing, and NASA Astrophysicist Explains Further

Leaning for sure how things unfolded roughly 13.7 billion years ago can be really challenging. That’s the time when the biggest event of all occurred: the Big Bang. Astronomers believe that was the moment when our Universe was born, but…

October 2, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

8-Year-Old Girl is Officially the Youngest Astronomer in the World

Even since most of us are kids, we start to look curiously at the stars and wonder about our place among them. We start to wonder things like who we really are, what’s the purpose of life, how big the…

October 1, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Why Do Identical Twins Exist? Scientists Bring an Answer

Science has managed to uncover a lot of secrets of the world over the years. But finding out why identical twins exist was still a mystery. But it may be not anymore, as Dutch scientists are ready to offer a…

September 30, 2021 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Google Maps Tackles Global Warming With the New “Fire” Top-Level Layer

We all know by now that global warming is a very serious issue in the world we live in. Caused by the actions of humans, global warming is here to stay with us for quite a while. But the good…

September 30, 2021 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Former Google Executive Claims That the “AI Gods” Could Be on Their Way and Willing to Destroy Humanity

Artificial Intelligence has become so predominant in our everyday lives. The tech world relies on it very much, as the benefits are huge. But at the same time, you know what they say that everything has a price in life.…

September 30, 2021 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

NASA Reveals 5 Fireballs Seen Over the US in a Week

Seeing a fireball blazing and hurtling across the sky is a unique and exciting event, whether you’re superstitious enough to make a wish in those moments or not. Such sights are unforgettable, but still, they can also remind us that…

September 30, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Here’s How Mercury Ends Up in the Sea: New Study Explains

Did you know that high amounts of mercury released into the atmosphere by industry end up in the sea, reaching the food chain? A new study concluded by the University of Basel based on a thorough analysis warns us about…

September 30, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Improving Memory via Magnetic Brain Stimulation is Possible

A good memory will often naturally decrease as years pass. It’s an unwritten law of human nature, but the good news is that we can improve our ability to remember stuff through various processes. One of them is magnetic brain…

September 29, 2021 · by Asheley Rice · 0

How Sending Gears to Mars Will Become Cheaper Than Expected

If you think that living on Earth is expensive, going to Mars will surely make a great hole in your budget! It doesn’t seem very reasonable for a lifeless planet. But that doesn’t necessarily have to apply when it comes…

September 29, 2021 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Earth’s Crust Changes Its Shape in Unexpected Way Due to Ice Melting

Climate change is causing too much ice melting, and this problem needs urgent measures. While researchers are looking for answers, another unexpected outcome of ice melting from the sheets in Greenland and the Antarctic emerges: the crust of Earth is…

September 29, 2021 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Don’t Miss the New Timelapse Video Showcasing China to Korea at Night

Things on Earth’s society might be far from perfect, but taking a good look at our home planet from space seems a lot more relaxing and contemplating. Observing that curvature of the Earth, along with all those bright and sparkling…

September 28, 2021 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Ancient Cities Offer Key Data About Surviving Climate Change: New Study Explains

Could an ancient city, like the Mesoamerican one, or Khmer, offer enough key details about future climate change? A team of researchers believes that, and now, everything is explained in a new paper. Apparently, some ancient cities adapted to climate…

September 28, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0