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A dead Soviet space probe from 1972 is falling back to Earth
In 1972, the Soviet Union launched a pair of space probes destined for Venus. While the USSR’s Venera 8 successfully reached its destination, a malfunctioning Soyuz rocket ensured its sibling Kosmos 482 craft never made it past Earth’s orbit.
By sifting through that vast dataset, the team found 2,889 likely superflares on 2,527 sunlike stars. That works out to ...
"At some point it might not be beneficial anymore to stick around with your buddies. But if you don't, you die." ...
Aisling O'Hare, who led the study, told Newsweek she's "excited" about what the science world can learn from the data.
A new study suggests the platypus and echidna — the only egg-laying mammals — had a water-dwelling ancestor. The finding ...
For eight years running, Finland has been rated the happiest country in the world by a peculiar United Nations-backed project ...
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'It's huge, and it's been hidden for this whole time': Gigantic, glow-in-the-dark cloud near Earth surprises astronomersThe discovery of Eos, the closest known molecular cloud to Earth and one of the largest structures in the night sky, hints at ...
Named Eos, the cloud of gas would appear huge in the night sky if visible to the naked eye and could shed light on solar ...
The most significant tremor was caused by Alexis Mac Allister's strike in the 24th minute, which put Liverpool 2-1 ahead and ...
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