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NASA’s VIPER lunar rover is in a bit of a pickle, guys. It was all set to head to the moon this year, but then NASA was like, “Nah, we’re canceling it because of...

A fresh wave of cyber attacks against British companies has been labeled as a "critical national security threat" by an analyst speaking to Sky News. This latest threat comes on the heels of the...

On Christmas Day 2023, a group of scientists pointed the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) at Jupiter and caught a spectacular light show of auroras on camera. The researchers used JWST's infrared cameras to...

Venus, the not-so-dead planet that could be more alive than we thoughtVenus, our planetary neighbor, has long been considered a barren wasteland, devoid of any geological activity. But recent studies are shaking up this...

Alright, so I stumbled upon this fascinating study that reveals some mind-blowing stuff about artificial intelligence (AI). Apparently, these AIs can make group decisions all on their own, no human intervention needed. Crazy, right?...

Antarctica, the icy wonderland at the bottom of the world, has been catching some attention lately. A recent study conducted by researchers from Tongji University in Shanghai, using data from NASA satellites, revealed some...

Mike was devastated when he lost his friend Anne, exclaiming, “My heart is broken. I feel like I’m losing the love of my life.” But here's the catch: Anne was not a real person....

UK Heatwaves Pose Major Risk to Pregnant Women and NewbornsExperts are sounding the alarm bells about the dangerous effects of heatwaves on pregnant women and newborn babies in the UK. According to new research...

Uncovering the Secrets of Stone Age Settlers on the Isle of SkyeA recent archaeological discovery on the Isle of Skye has shed new light on the early human occupation of northern Scotland. Researchers have...

More than 100 years ago, on March 18, 1925, a tornado decided to make an unexpected appearance in the U.S. Midwest, catching everyone off guard and sadly resulting in the death of 695 people....