Discarded SpaceX Rocket Stage to Impact Moon on August 5
Scientists anticipate the collision will create a fresh crater and provide a unique opportunity to study lunar impacts.
Science & Space News
Scientists Re-evaluate 'Goldilocks Zone' in Search for Alien Life
A new BBC Inside Science episode questions traditional assumptions about habitable environments, exploring possibilities on Venus and extreme environments on Earth.
Fossil Discovery Reveals "Turducken" of Cretaceous Marine Life
A unique fossil assemblage in Australia shows a flying dinosaur eaten by a marine reptile, which was then consumed by a larger predator.
Avalanche Survivor Discovers Rare 'Sea Dragon' Fossil
A near-fatal avalanche experience prompted a civil engineer to take up fossil hunting, leading to the discovery of a previously undocumented marine reptile in Wales.
New Metal Alloy Discovered in Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Fallout
Scientists identify a previously unknown metallic compound formed within the extreme heat and rapid cooling of the 1945 nuclear blast.
Scientists Theorize Advanced Alien Civilizations Could Harness Black Hole Energy
A new study explores the hypothetical use of Dyson Spheres around supermassive black holes to power extraterrestrial civilizations.
Drone Captures First-Ever Aerial Footage of Humpback Whale Birth
An Australian drone operator recorded the rare event off the New South Wales coast, providing valuable scientific data.
Buck Moon Illuminates Skies Over Southwest England
The July full moon, known as the Buck Moon, was visible across Devon and Cornwall.
Four Amur Tiger Cubs Born at Longleat Safari Park
The recent births mark the first litter in 20 years for the endangered species at the UK park, contributing to conservation efforts.