The loneliest robot in the universe - 'real-life WALL-E': 15 years wandering in endless space.
But unlike WALL-E, Oppy, the 'loneliest robot in the universe,' hasn't even found his EVE yet.
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But unlike WALL-E, Oppy, the 'loneliest robot in the universe,' hasn't even found his EVE yet.
An attacker from space crashed into the Sahara 345 million years ago, completely destroying an area the size of a city.
66 million years ago, a giant meteorite crashed into Earth, transforming life on the planet, wiping out the dinosaurs and ushering in a new era in biology.
Some scientists hope to better understand the volcano's activity by learning how the circular smoke rings that hover above it form.
Fifteen times larger than the full moon from Earth's perspective, the ghostly object's appearance has upset the laws of cosmology.
A fiery attack from extraterrestrials 29 million years ago created a unique material that has been sought after since ancient times: Libyan glass.
Impact craters in Antarctica not only intrigue scientists but also inspire a host of research questions.
New NASA research shows that our Moon is constantly wandering on its own axis due to the constant bombardment from space.
Occurring more than 100 years ago, the mysterious airborne explosion with a destructive power equivalent to 15 million tons of TNT, wiping out 80 million trees, has it f…
European scientists have just proven that Batagay Crater, a natural structure called by the people of Siberia (Russia),
El Gigante is located near the Rano Raraku quarry, in a volcanic crater on the southeastern coast of the island, and even in its unfinished state, it is enormous in size.
Deep in the forests of southeastern Siberia, the Patomisky Crater is a mysterious mound of broken limestone jutting out from the vegetation on the hillside.
A new drug that promises to save millions of lives is being developed based on a discovery made half a century ago in a crater in Cameroon.
Chinese scientists have found the world's first mountain-top meteorite crater, measuring 1,400m in diameter, in the country's northeast.