Strange New State of Matter May Exist Inside Uranus and Neptune, Scientists Reveal

PHYSICS & MATH 04.22.2026 03:10 AM

Superionic matter may exist in Uranus and Neptune, reshaping state of matter science, planetary magnetic fields, and space science breakthroughs.

A Mysterious Dark 'Shadow' Has Been Spreading Across Mars for 50 Years, Scientists Investigate

04.22.2026 02:23 AM

Mars shadow mystery shows a dark cloud on Mars spreading for 50 years, revealing Mars surface changes driven by wind and volcanic ash activity.

Are We Living in a Cosmic Void? New Study Could Explain the Universe's Faster-Than-Expected Expansion

04.20.2026 21:06 PM

New cosmic void study explores Milky Way underdensity, Hubble tension, BAO evidence, and how local voids may affect universe expansion rates.

A Giant 'God of Chaos' Asteroid the Size of Three Football Fields Is Approaching Earth, NASA Says

04.20.2026 21:05 PM

God of Chaos asteroid Apophis 99942 flyby, asteroid approaching Earth 2029, NASA tracking, and planetary defense insights on a rare close encounter.

How the Invention of Telescopes Changed Human History and Our Understanding of Space

04.18.2026 10:13 AM

Invention of telescopes transformed astronomy, revealed planets, galaxies, and changed how humans understand space and the universe.

How Space Telescopes See Invisible Light, Such as Infrared, X‑Ray, and Gamma‑Ray

04.18.2026 10:11 AM

Explore how astronomy uses space telescopes, infrared observatories, and X‑ray gamma‑ray wavelengths to reveal hidden cosmic structures and high‑energy phenomena beyond human vision.

Artemis II Crew Shares First Public Reflections After Historic Moon Mission and Return to Earth

04.17.2026 12:36 PM

Artemis II crew shares emotional first reflections after NASA Moon mission, revealing bonding, Orion spacecraft insights, and far side lunar journey experience.

How Space Solar Power and Satellite Energy Could Light Up the Earth

04.16.2026 10:58 AM

Explore how space solar power and satellite energy could beam clean, continuous electricity from orbit to Earth, examining how it works, key benefits, and major challenges.

Astronaut Health in Space: Why NASA Packs Laxatives on Artemis II Missions

04.16.2026 10:52 AM

Astronaut health in space faces constipation in microgravity, prompting NASA Artemis II to use laxatives, dietary control, and GI countermeasures for missions.

Does the Moon Look the Same From Everywhere on Earth? Why Its Appearance Changes by Location

04.16.2026 10:51 AM

Moon appearance changes by location due to libration, latitude effects, and horizon illusions, shaping why the Moon looks different across Earth.

Do Black Holes End? The Science Behind Their Death, Evaporation, and Final Fate

04.15.2026 07:18 AM

Do black holes end through Hawking radiation and evaporation? Explore black hole lifecycle, fate, and quantum physics behind their final stages and disappearance.

How Scientists Detect Invisible Cosmic Objects: Black Holes, Dark Matter & Cosmic Signals Explained

04.15.2026 07:16 AM

Black hole discovery, dark matter detection, and astrophysics explained through space observation techniques like lensing, EHT imaging, and gravitational waves.

What We Learned from NASA's Artemis II Mission: Key Discoveries and Spaceflight Insights

04.13.2026 13:24 PM

Artemis II mission insights reveal NASA crew performance, Orion spacecraft systems, lunar flyby discoveries, and key updates shaping future Artemis program missions.

Artemis II Is 'Fake' Theory Explained: Flat Earthers Claim NASA Moon Mission Is '100% Theatre'

04.11.2026 11:50 AM

Flat Earth figures are claiming NASA's Artemis II mission is '100% theatre', recycling old conspiracy theories about ISS wires, Devon Island 'Mars' photos and an impenetrable 'snow globe' Earth.

Artemis II Crew Poses with Orion 'Integrity' in Viral Post-Splashdown Photo After Historic Moon Flyby

04.11.2026 11:49 AM

SAN DIEGO — NASA released an iconic image Saturday showing the four Artemis II astronauts standing proudly beside their Orion spacecraft, named Integrity, in the well deck of the USS John P. Murtha just hours after a flawless Pacific Ocean splashdown that capped humanity's first crewed lunar voyage in more than half a century.