Earthquake Swarm Rattles California Volcanic Field
Scientists are monitoring the Coso volcanic field for signs of an eruption after a series of tremors.
Science & Space News
New Mars Express Images Reveal Schiaparelli Crater, Setting of 'The Martian'
The European Space Agency's Mars Express spacecraft has captured detailed new imagery of Schiaparelli Crater, a location famously featured in the movie 'The Martian'.
San Andreas Fault Movement Faster Than Previously Believed, Scientists Report
New research suggests the major California fault has been slipping at a consistent, faster pace over the last 10,000 years.
Physicist's 1960 'Doomsday' Prediction for Human Population Growth Nears.
A mathematical model from the mid-20th century, which predicted an infinite human population by November 2026, is resurfacing as the date approaches, though experts note its underlying assumptions are no longer valid.
Longevity Linked More Strongly to Genetics Than Previously Thought, Study Finds
New research suggests genes play a larger role in lifespan, potentially opening new avenues for aging research and preventative medicine.
Mars Rover Photos Spark Renewed Alien Speculation
Recent images from NASA's Curiosity rover have ignited online discussions about potential extraterrestrial life on the Red Planet.
NASA Abandons Rescue Mission for Aging Swift Space Telescope
The telescope faces a fiery reentry later this year after a planned orbital boost mission was called off due to control issues with the rescue spacecraft.
Astronauts Share Views on Auroras and Life Aboard the ISS
Astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway described auroras as more spectacular than eclipses and shared details of their experiences aboard the International Space Station.
Fastest Star in Milky Way Found Orbiting Galactic Center Black Hole
Astronomers have identified a star moving at incredible speed around the supermassive black hole at the heart of our galaxy.