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Pow! Japan's Hayabusa2 Bombs Asteroid Ryugu to Make a Crater (Photo) Asteroids have pummeled Earth for billions of years, and now Earth has finally struck back. Japan's Hayabusa2 spacecraft slammed a copper cannonball into the 3,000-foot-wide (900 meters) asteroid Ryugu last night (April 4), in an effort to blast out a crater ...
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NASA Announces Trashy Award-Winning Ideas for Cleaning Space Station NASA recently selected three winning ideas to compress trash in space with a minimum of fuss. Because astronauts have limited space in their living quarters — and because nobody likes the danger that ejected space debris poses to spacecraft — dealing ...
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NASA's Curiosity Rover Just Saw 2 Eclipses on Mars! Now You Can, Too NASA's Curiosity rover on Mars got lucky last month and spotted not one but two eclipses — in less than two weeks, one for each of the Red Planet's moons. The result is two stunning animations of the moons crossing the sun, as well as one showing the brief ...
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"Keeping Its Cool" –NASA's Parker Solar Probe Survives 2nd Scorching Milestone NASA's Parker Probe spacecraft completed a maneuver yesterday called a perihelion about 15 million miles (24 million kilometers) above the surface of the sun reaching the same distance it reached on Nov. 5, 2018, during its first perihelion on its ultimate ...
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SpaceX Falcon Heavy and 'Starhopper' could soon get off the ground Smoke billowed out of 27 Merlin engines on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket Friday at Florida's Kennedy Space Center. The big spacecraft didn't move though; this was just a test in preparation for the Heavy's first commercial launch, set for next week.
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Yesterday's ISS resupply mission broke an incredible record A resupply mission for the International Space Station, Progress MS-11, took off yesterday from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, eventually docking with the space station and providing its inhabitants with over 5,400 pounds of supplies. In many ...
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Fireball over New Mexico You can expect meteor activity to increase in the coming months, as we re-enter a time of year for major meteor showers. Here's what appears to be a random meteor, but a very bright one! Sharing is caring! 0. Tweet. 0. Share. 0. Share. 0. Pin. 0. Mail. 0. Share.
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Pooch sniffs out prehistoric prize: Dog discovers 250000-year-old woolly rhino bone A beagle in the U.K. has sniffed out a leg bone from a woolly rhino that died 250,000 years ago. Four-year-old Crystal has been trained to sniff out fossils and the remains of prehistoric creatures by her paleontologist owner Jamie Jordan, SWNS is reporting.
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A climate change preview: Trees at the South Pole, 60 feet of sea-level rise. Editor's note: This story was originally published by The Guardian. It appears here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Trees growing near the South Pole, sea levels 20 meters higher than now, and global temperatures 3 to 4 degrees Celsius warmer.
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Federal subsidies for US commercial fisheries should be rejected, analysis concludes Date: April 4, 2019; Source: Duke University; Summary: A pending rule change proposed by the US National Marine Fisheries Service would allow the use of public funds to underwrite low-interest loans for the construction of new commercial fishing vessels.
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Climate change delays Great Barrier Reef's recovery The Great Barrier Reef's ability to recover from bleaching damage 'has been severely reduced'. The cataclysmic events, which were widely reported to have damaged two-thirds of the world's largest reef system, are now being blamed for causing a serious ...
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AI and Deep Learning Could Help Us Better Predict Mortality An abundant amount of new research continues to investigate how computer algorithms and artificial intelligence—computer learning—could become more useful to us in the medical industry. For one, a new study reported this week that deep learning ...
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A startup seeded by Silicon Valley's hottest mentorship program aims to bring the first male birth control to market A new startup called Your Choice Therapeutics aims to bring the first hormone-free male and female birth control drug to market. The company debuted at a recent demo day hosted by Silicon Valley tech hub Y Combinator. Stacked with researchers from UC ...
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FDA warns Virginia lab over illegal marketing of genetic test First Published on. Dive Brief: The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday sent a warning letter to Virginia-based Inova Genomics Laboratory for offering a series of genetic tests without marketing clearances or approval. The agency said relying on such ...
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ESSENCE's Yes, Girl! Podcast Is Nominated For A Webby Award, and You Can Help Us Win! Labeled "the Internet's highest honor," by the New York Times the Webby Awards highlight the best content on the Internet annually. ESSENCE's Yes, Girl! Podcast Is Nominated For A Webby Award, and You Can. By Keyaira Boone · April 5, 2019 April 5, ...
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