Once a new launch pad is put into service in Florida next week, SpaceX plans to launch its Falcon 9 rockets every two to three weeks, the company’s president told Reuters.
Skywatchers will enjoy a rare space triple-header Friday night and early Saturday morning: A “penumbra” lunar eclipse during the full “snow” moon – and the flyby of a comet.
Lizards are famous for their ability to detach their tail when a predator grabs it, but a newfound species of gecko from Madagascar takes this ability to the extreme.
A key Obama administration scientist brushed aside inconvenient data that showed a slowdown in global warming in compiling an alarming 2015 report that coincided with the White House participation in the Paris Climate Conference, a whistle blower is …
A supermassive black hole has been gobbling up a star for more than a decade – about 10 times longer than any previously known such meal, a new study finds.
On Monday, Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium announced the passing of Granddad the lungfish, one of its most iconic and beloved family members for more than 80 years.
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Coal has washed up in waters dangerously close to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, environmental authorities said on Wednesday, following an investigation into complaints of black dust on nearby beaches.
WASHINGTON – Pondering new restrictions on how the Environmental Protection Agency can use scientific data, congressional Republicans are seeking advice from the chemical and fossil fuel industries.
Mysterious earthworks in Western Brazil known as ‘geoglyphs’ might hold historical lessons about sustainable management of the Amazon, and forests in general.
The catalog, compiled as part of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, maps the distribution of various elements – including carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorous and sulfur – across the Milky Way.
This combination photo shows a selection of robot faces, from futuristic comic book to life like newsreaders, on display during a press preview for the Robots exhibition held at the Science Museum in London, Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2017.
A Japanese cargo craft fell back to Earth Sunday (Feb. 5) after delivering supplies to the International Space Station (ISS) and attempting a novel space-junk experiment.
Evidence in rocks of a “lost continent,” thought to be leftover after the ancient supercontinent Gondwana began breaking up some 200 million years ago.
NASA released an image of Calabash Nebula, OH that’s a good example of a low mass star’s death just like sun. ESA Hubble Space Telescope captured the image that reveals the star travelling through a fast transformation to nebula from the red giant.
Despite being unrelated, researchers find that three carnivorous plants evolved to munch meat in remarkably similar ways. Monitor’s Best: Top 5. Do these ancient ‘geoglyphs’ hold a secret to preserving the Amazon?
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