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Now, astronomers are edging closer to uncovering one of the biggest mysteries in decades - the ninth planet in the Solar System - a giant planet, which may be orbiting t…
Researchers at University College London have developed a new 3D printing technique that enables rapid on-site production of drugs.
Legendary antimatter has filled space from a dead star's escape.
A team of military scientists has developed laser imaging technology that allows ground stations to identify and track targets in space with unprecedented precision.
The company Invisiblity Shield Co creates a shield that helps people or objects in the back almost 'disappear'.
It seems that a pregnancy test stick, a Rubik's cube or an elevator shaft are simple objects that can be found on the street. Despite the fact that we use many items eve…
HR 6819 aka Be Star, long thought to be the closest black hole to Earth, is something completely different, interesting and terrifying.
'Entertainment to death' is a prophetic look at what will happen when everything becomes an object of entertainment and social networks become a force that can manipulat…
The crater created by the rocket debris that hit the Moon on March 4 is large enough to fit several trucks.
Scientists have used the LOFAR Low-Frequency Radio Telescope Array to map more than a quarter of the northern sky as seen from Earth, revealing a series of stunning cosm…
Ceres, the mysterious dwarf planet, the largest object in the asteroid belt, continues to amaze astronomers with what it possesses.
Through careful observation, experts determined that the 70-meter-wide asteroid 2022 AE1 will pass 10 million km from Earth next year.
For decades, germ-killing UV rays have been used to disinfect various objects and surfaces.
Two objects more advanced than the planet but failed to be considered a star, born as a couple but separated by 129 astronomical units.
According to the Daily Mail, the object identified by the Vatican's Advanced Technology Telescope, dubbed 2021 XD7, takes 286 years to complete one orbit around the Sun.