Life on Earth may come from meteorites
A study published on October 2 in the Journal of the National Academy of Sciences said that life on Earth stems from frequent meteorites.
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A study published on October 2 in the Journal of the National Academy of Sciences said that life on Earth stems from frequent meteorites.
Scientists from the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) said Cassini spacecraft first discovered vinyl cyanide molecules on Saturn's moon Titan.
Saturn's Titan moon is the only place outside of Earth known for its liquid-filled surface.
NASA's probe is studying rocks that may be a trace of a lake that once existed on Mars.
Water is likely to be present for a very long time on Mars, enabling life to grow.
Hundreds of Americans witnessed a shooting star across the sky, forming a green fireball blazing with brilliance, releasing energy equivalent to 10 tons of TNT explosive…
The US Aerospace Agency announced on October 3 that Curiosity continues its journey towards Mount Sharp on Mars's surface - part of the mission that has been extended fo…
A lake that exists on the crater on Mars suddenly turns into a dry mound with no water drop.
NASA has just published a picture depicting a deep pit shaped like a large lake that once existed on the surface of Pluto.
A meteorite of about 4.5 billion years old was discovered by Australian researchers in the Kati Thanda lake area - Lake Eyre, Australia.
NASA researchers believe that some ancient lakes on Mars may have been filled with water for 10,000 years, long enough for life to form and grow.
Three scientists said they had discovered a best place to look for evidence of previous life on Mars. It is an area likely to be the youngest lake in Mars.
Russian scientists released the device into Lake Baikal in hopes of shedding light on the nature of dark matter and the origin of the universe.
The latest scientific news in ABC Science (Australia), scientists have discovered the existence of a hot lake deep beneath the moon's surface of the moon Enceladus - Sat…
According to scientists from many prestigious research institutes around the world, Mars may be holding a huge amount of water or ice under the surface.