Conquer Mars
Robots replace humans who walk to Mars
In order to send people to Mars, the team of scientists needs to consider landing a spacecraft weighing about 10 tons.
Discover science
Discover surprising science, unexplained phenomena, materials, history, nature and fascinating facts that reveal how the world works.
Latest in Discover science
Articles & explainers
40,619 published items in this category and its subcategories.
Discover science
Why counting sheep helps to sleep fast?
Perhaps many times many of us often lose sleep due to a certain reason. And we often resort to counting sheep to solve this insomnia.
Oceanography
White lobster million new children have one
The fishermen caught an all-white, full-body lobster in the waters near the town of Scarborough in North Yorkshire county earlier this month.
Space science
Detecting bright galaxies like fireworks in the universe
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) on December 31, 2019 shared photos that reveal the structure and glow of the spiral galaxy NGC 4258.
Discover science
Knife made from feces: The improvisation of man or the big trick in 20 years?
Have you ever heard of a knife made from ... human feces?
Archeology
Mummies 2 men and women 'tell' unbelievable story about the death on the ice island
4 Eskimo youths who lived in the 1500s became mummies thanks to the special climate of the island of Greenland, keeping the secret of young death to this day.
Space science
Super Earth hotter than 1800 degrees appears next to the 'copy of the Sun'
Another solar system with the center is a sun-like star and two planets (one is super-earth, the other is a copy of Neptune) found by NASA's planetary hunters.
Discover science
Surprising truth: The first person who ordered pizza over 100 years ago was a queen
Just because once ... craving that queen of the kingdom of Italy became the person enjoying the pizza delivered first in the world.
Discover science
Diamond discovered 'crisis' intact during 2 billion years in Russia
The 190.77-carat diamond was found in the Yakutia Republic of Siberia, Russia, just days before the new year 2020.
Discover science
The Earth's atmosphere 300 million years ago was much dustier than it is today
According to experts, what remains is silicate minerals like clay and quartz, which are thought to have invaded the atmosphere in the form of particles - the dust partic…
Discover science
Giant white sharks swim 2370km from the Canadian coast to the United States
The researchers caught a giant white shark weighing more than 453 kg, after it completed a 2,370 km swim from Canada to the Miami coast, USA.
Discover science
Scientists have found a solution to help beer have more bubbles and less washing powder
Through a study on how bubbles form and foam life, researchers have found a way to keep the foam alive longer or to prevent it from appearing too much when needed.
Discover science
Why do pandas like to listen to love songs when doing 'sex'?
Scientists from China and the US have just published interesting findings from a study of today's mating rituals of pandas and the results are extraordinary and very rom…
Discover science
Why do we often see small lightning in winter?
Staticness is a physical phenomenon that we often encounter in everyday life. This phenomenon is sometimes very noticeable as it makes your hair erect. The cold and dry…
Discover science
Simple ways to protect home security cameras from hacking
In order to protect yourself and your family against security camera attacks, users can take the simple measures below.