China turns Moon dust into 22 times stronger concrete
Chinese researchers have developed a new construction material from Moon dust and are 22 times stronger than concrete.
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Chinese researchers have developed a new construction material from Moon dust and are 22 times stronger than concrete.
Gliese 887, one of the brightest red dwarfs seen from Earth, is harboring two large planets in the region of life.
Scientists have identified the largest dinosaur on Earth weighing up to 75 tons.
There may be as many as 36 alien races living in our galaxy, so how many planets are equivalent to Earth?
Research published in the prestigious American astrophysics journal suggests that Earth is just one of many regions with intelligent life in the galaxy.
Astero nearly the size of the Eiffel Tower in Paris will fly over Earth in the next few days according to data collected by the US Space Agency (NASA).
From the space station of the American International Astronaut Christopher Cassidy has captured an image of the annular eclipse that took place yesterday (June 21).
Spaceship Neptune's cabin is fitted with a hydrogen balloon that can carry eight people up to the stratosphere to see the Earth from the edge of space.
Study 53 planets in galaxies that contain the Earth and found evidence of plate tectonics and oceans that might contain life.
The meteorite-like object containing rock and metal made an explosion that ranged 2 km away when frightened by locals.
To answer this 'fantasy' question, popular YouTube channel What If recently posted a new video, explaining the possible impacts to the Earth when total eclipse occurs. d…
The satellites gradually leave the planet they orbit around.
The height of the mountain ranges depends on factors such as the tectonic thrust beneath the ground or the impact of climate change on top of the mountain.
Australians were surprised to find a strange green object glowing in the night sky. Strange objects can be seen throughout Victoria and South Australia.
The world famous travel magazine CondeNastTraveler published an article introducing the 7 wonders of the world by Aaron Millar.