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Developments

Flying Is Safe From COVID, Says Study Funded by Airline Group

"We felt that the lines were drawn well enough for us to conduct our independent research."

Moon

NASA and Europe Officially Sign Deal to Build Orbital Moon Base

"In short order, we will move human spaceflight from beyond low-Earth orbit to the Moon for the first time since 1972."

Brain

Scientists Create World’s First “Living” Human Brain Aneurysm

All in the name of science.

Studies

The White House Got Caught Burying Studies About Renewable Energy

Trump's Department of Energy has hidden over 40 studies.

Mars

New Images Show Leftover Planetary Core Floating Between Mars and Jupiter

"To see the inside of a planet is fascinating."

Viruses

This COVID Vaccine Works For Both Young and Old, Scientists Say in Closed Meeting

This could be a big deal.

NASA

NASA and SpaceX Finally Choose Date for Historic Astronaut Launch

Mark your calendars.

Off-World

Johns Hopkins Professor Warns of Totalitarian Military Space Empire

Could space exploration increase humankind's chance of extinction? This Johns Hopkins professor believes it could.

Science & Energy

There’s One Big Problem With NASA’s Moon Water Announcement

It's not time to celebrate just yet.

Moon

NASA’s Big Moon Surprise Is That Lunar Soil Contains Water

This is incredible news for human settlements of the Moon.

NASA

NASA Spacecraft Grabbed Too Many Asteroid Chunks and Now They’re Drifting Into Space

OSIRIS-REx bit off more than it can chew.

Future Society

Oreo Built a Doomsday Vault to Protect Its Cookies From a Harmless Asteroid

Snacks for the end of days.

Science & Energy

If the Readings Are Right, There’s Something Very Strange About This Exoplanet

"For the first time, we measured the light coming from this planet that shouldn't exist."

Off-World

Aliens in These Star Systems Could See Life on Earth, Scientists Say

More than a thousand nearby star systems have a clear view of Earth. Could they spot us?

Tesla

Tesla Is Recalling 30,000 Cars Because of Manufacturing Problems

Cracked suspension components could "increase the risk of accidents."

Artificial Intelligence

Scientists Discover Surprising Similarity Between Neural Networks and Human Brain

Biological and artificial neurons recognize 3D objects in similar ways.

Robotics

This Firefighting Robot Looks Absolutely Awesome

It just fought its first fire in downtown LA.

Science & Energy

This Whiter-Than-White Paint Is Like the Opposite of Vantablack

Could this amazing material keep buildings cooler in the Sun?

Physics

Ultra-Precise Atomic Clocks May Be Able to Detect Oscillations of Dark Matter

Scientists are pitting their most precise tools against extremely elusive particles.

Viruses

If Most Americans Wore a Mask, It’d Save 130,000 Lives

If the US doesn't embrace mask wearing, according to new research, a half million could die by March.