Science & Tech

Strange galaxy contains only small quantities of the raw materials needed to produce stars

Take a look at what a globalist-controlled future looks like

Findings may help predict emergence of tsunamis, more

Breakthrough to pave way for atomic construction

A lot of supposedly recyclable garbage is shipped overseas

"It was only a matter of time, YouTube finally canceled our channel."

Finding supports alternative theory about formation of planets through accretion of cosmic dust

Volcano experienced three major eruptions so far

Never before in the modern era have we seen so many major threats to global food production emerge simultaneously

An accurate estimate of the total amount of water in Jupiter's atmosphere has been on the wish lists of planetary scientists for decades

Air-Gen reportedly produces a sustained voltage of 0.5 volts at 17 micro amperes per square centimeter

Experts unable to detect what clouds are orbiting

Questions hang over these ‘intermediate mass black holes’ simply because researchers have never been able to find any

'I’m committing $10 billion to start and will begin issuing grants this summer'

Is the solar system really a good role model?

The father is allegedly a ten-year-old boy

"Facts ignore ideology"

Unanswered questions about the technology’s potential to cause damage raises concerns

Betelgeuse has been a beacon in the night sky for stellar observers for millennia

DNA code detectable only by a few tell-tale genetic markers

'Infant' planet has ten times the mass of Jupiter

Yes, really.

Technical terms cause people to tune out

Because hurt feelings are important when dealing with a potential global pandemic.

An object at that speed and this size would hit with the force of a major thermonuclear bomb

A number of other solar missions are currently studying the Sun's impact on Earth

Beijing rolls out tech to warn users about imminent risk of infection

Galaxy created 1,000 times more stars than the Milky Way at its peak

There is still no direct proof of dark matter, so study may disprove of its existence

Grain of dust brought back by Apollo 17 astronauts in 1972

Galaxy believed to have given birth to over 1,000 stars a year at its peak

Wind turbines really are the ultimate example of phony "liberal" environmentalism

Dying star's explosion engulfed another smaller star that created a magnificent nebula

To find signs of an atmosphere, astronomers will use a technique called transmission spectroscopy

One nucleus seen through optical wavelengths, other can only be seen in infrared & radio wavelengths.

The WHO knows full well what is occurring