A planet very close to Earth is turning into a monster, tearing apart the moon
A new study has found chilling evidence that the moon Phobos - one of the Solar System's unluckiest satellites - is about to become a thing of the past.
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A new study has found chilling evidence that the moon Phobos - one of the Solar System's unluckiest satellites - is about to become a thing of the past.
Before he could rejoice at discovering a valuable black pearl in his food, the man was saddened because the pearl was damaged and its value had seriously decreased.
A super member of a monster family that caused several mass extinctions on ancient Earth could create a real apocalypse on Earth-like planets.
A new study suggests that something powerful enough to split the Tibetan plateau could lurk beneath the Himalayas.
Several continents on Earth show signs of tearing apart. This has happened many times in the past, accompanied by raining diamonds - quite literally.
About 400,000 people are at risk of being hit by a tsunami after a 72km fault line was discovered by scientists.
The Hubble Telescope captured an image that NASA describes as
The Leshan Giant Buddha in Sichuan, China, is a great symbol not only because of its enormous size but also because of the mysterious stories surrounding it.
The hypothetical structure mentioned by Einstein in 1915 has been confirmed in a space-time tear 10,000 light years away from us.
Recently, scientists have developed a contact lens that can detect and even cure cancer.
It is one of the most successful study programs in the history of aviation.
The story of the dog Hachiko - the famous movie prototype has taken away the tears of millions of viewers.
Scientists have recorded warm, cold winds from a monster star for the first time as it consumes material from its ill-fated companion.
A Chinese man was recently diagnosed with 'crocodile tear syndrome', a rare medical condition that makes him cry every time he eats.
Proteins from astronaut blood can combine with urine, sweat and tears to form a glue-like binder to make AstroCrete concrete on the Moon and Mars.