Science and technology
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763SpaceX Completes 16th Rocket Launch Of The Year
SpaceX has surpassed its own record with the successful launch of the two-stage Falcon rocket from the Kennedy Space Center. The space...
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831Did The Sun And Moon Stop As Bible Account Had It? Scientists Say Oldest Ever Recorded Solar Eclipse Sheds Light
Was it a solar eclipse or simply the sun and moon had stopped? The scientists from the University of Cambridge say they...
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1.1KMusk Releases First Photo of Underground Car Tunnel in Los Angeles
The first image of a vehicle tunnel being drilled under Los Angeles by The Boring Company were revealed by the company's founder,...
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985SpaceX Internet Satellites ought to Begin Service by 2020
The proposed SpaceX satellite constellation, whose 4,000 internet satellites will become the world's largest in- orbit constellation, will orbit its first satellites...
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770Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Reaches Record Level High in 2016
Last year's CO2 concentration had increased past the 2015 record of 400 ppm. The rise could mean warmer global temperature and higher...
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797Student Semifinalists at Breakthrough Junior Challenge Revealed
The Breakthrough Prize has announced the top 29 student semifinalists in the third annual Breakthrough Junior Challenge, a science competition for teenagers...
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914Earth Gravity Mission Terminated, Satellites To Plunge Back To Earth
It is the end of the 15-year GRACE period. The twin satellites will plunge back to earth after 15 years of productive...
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An Asteroid, A Comet? Scientist Scramble To Scan The Sky
A new object could be added to the roster of either asteroids or comets. If confirmed it would be the first interstellar...
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902New Answer To An Old Riddle: Floating Sands Over Boiling Water Formed Mars Landscape
Is this a case of a new answer to an old riddle? It could be as The Open University scientists claimed to...
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850What Happened To Dwarf Planet Ceres’ Ocean? Dawn Mission Probes Deeper
NASA's Dawn mission scientists believe Ceres has a global ancient ocean underneath its crust. Studies by other teams of scientists confirm the...