Science

[ad_1] Aerial view of Ross ice floe in Antarctica. Scientists have discovered that one of the world's largest ice platforms produces a low buzz caused by the wind drumming on the snow-covered …

[ad_1] Two minutes after his first trip to space last Thursday, American astronaut Nick Hague realized how well the flight was going smoothly. "That was all I was waiting for," he told …

[ad_1] The European and Japanese space agencies launched their first mission in Mercure yesterday (19 October, 20 October GMT), but the engineers and admirers of the mission have to endure a wait …

[ad_1] The spaceship BepiColumbo, a joint Euro-Japanese mission to Mercury, has moved away from Earth to begin its seven-year journey to the deepest planet. BepiColumbo launches at the top of an Ariane …

[ad_1] (Photo: Metro.co.uk) Apparently, we all have a "sausage roll gene" that helps us choose what to eat in a buffet – and researchers think it could help promote healthy eating. One …

[ad_1] Squirrels are interesting creatures because they do not damage much in the yard, but they seem to be present all the time and become a nuisance in other ways. Their most …

[ad_1] There was a time when physics experiments could be carried out with two ballast balls and a tower in Pisa (although Galileo's famous experiment is probably apocryphal). Nowadays, scientists need a …

[ad_1] This weekend is an exciting day for the world. International Observes the Moon Night 2018 is scheduled for Saturday, October 20. The event happens each year in September or October when …

[ad_1] A 12-pound lunar meteorite found in northwestern Africa in 2017 rests on a table in Amherst, N.H. (Associated Press) A 12-pound moon meteorite was sold at an auction in Boston at …

[ad_1] A powerful European rocket Ariane 5 took off last Friday from French Guiana and propelled a pair of satellites into space for a seven-year plunge into the interior solar system, a …