Science

[ad_1] In July, NASA astronauts on the International Space Station deployed a small satellite called RainCube that monitors storms and sends information about them to researchers. The small CubeSat returned his first …

[ad_1] The moon is a rather sterile place. Of course, there are some buggies, golf balls, a flag, urine bags, a family photo. But it's mostly empty. If a society called ispace …

[ad_1] New Zealand is wild. Just ask this kiwi kayaker, Kyle Mulinder, who was in the "wrong place at the wrong time," to be hit directly in the face by an octopus …

[ad_1] The book Everybody is a fun way to teach kids the wonders of potty training, but the author may want to update it with a new subtitle after reading this new …

[ad_1] A satellite in orbit around Mars took a remarkable but potentially dark photo of NASA's longest robot on the red planet. This robot is the rover Mars Opportunity, which has the …

[ad_1] Graeme Stephens, director of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Climate Science Center in Pasadena, California, said: "We have no way of measuring the movement of water and air in storms on a …

[ad_1] It has been several months since NASA's rover Opportunity has become silent. A huge dust storm on Mars enveloped the planet in the dark and prevented Opportunity from generating solar energy. …

[ad_1] A kayaker paddling in the waters around New Zealand was particularly attentive to his marine life when a seal appeared to throw him an octopus. Kyle Mulinder enjoyed clear weather on …

[ad_1] In a humorous tweet, NASA's administrator, Jim Bridenstine, asked host Jimmy Fallon of "The Tonight Show" it would be interesting to buy naming rights on a Delta II rocket. The Space …

[ad_1] About 92 million years ago, in what is today the center of Utah, a terrible storm blew on a huge blooming tree, which was washed away in a river and in …