Like everything else in the universe, galaxies are born, live, and ultimately die, and thanks to incredibly powerful tools like the Hubble Space Telescope, we get to see various galaxies at virtually every stage of their... >>>

We've never seen anything like the starshade before. Once the distances are set, the starshade would go into action, "blooming" like a flower and spreading its artificial petals. Those petals would block out the light from a distant star and allow... >>>

Though it’s just a research project for the... >>>

(ISRO) announced its ambitious plan to put up a space station in the next decade. The space agency’s chief said launch it by... >>>

This week MacRumors spotted that Apple recently registered seven unreleased Mac notebooks in the EEC database, suggesting that refreshed MacBooks and MacBook Airs are on the way. On the heels of the release of refreshed MacBooks Pros in May,... >>>

Press your fingers into the back of your skull, just above your neck. If you feel a small spike you may be among people whose body has responded to smartphone use by growing new layers of bone. The phenomenon involves what is known as an external... >>>

You’d need an oxygen mask and enough layers to contend with beyond freezing temperatures, but could leave the sunscreen at... >>>

Thought your fancy gold and platinum came from a collision of neutron stars? Oh, that is so... >>>

Huawei says it's looking to launch its roughly $2,600 Mate X foldable phone globally, and will be focusing on markets that are rolling out 5G... >>>

Or you can get a 2K version that’s 73 inches... >>>

NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope is finally nearing the end of an absolutely incredible journey. The spacecraft has been peering deep into space for well over a decade and a half, and it's outlived its original planned mission timeline by over 11... >>>

It's just trying to make extensions safer. But Google still has a lot of convincing to... >>>

A new smartphone app promises to help anorexia sufferers learn to eat again. “Anorexic patients can normalize their eating rate by adjusting food intake to feedback from a smartphone app,” says Professor Per Sodersten, lead author of a recent study... >>>

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“We know what they look like once they’re dead," said astrophysicist Allison Kirkpatrick. "But the rest of it is just pieces that we’ve guessed at.” Now, she continued, “we’ve found a population that we can study in detail and map out exactly how... >>>