NASA will name five craters on Mercury after famous dead artists.
Denmark claims North Pole
Denmark challenges Canadian and Russian claims to the North Pole while rich energy deposits await their claim.
Rosetta mission suggests Earth’s water didn’t come from comets
Where is our water come from?
Study shows almost 270,000 tons of plastic floating in oceans
The world’s oceans are turning into “plastic soup.”
Pregnant female Puget Sound orca found dead
Puget Sound orca was found pregnant at death and teeth were stolen prior to examination.
Will NASA’s New Horizons reveal Pluto’s secrets?
Following a January 2006 launch, New Horizons has accumulated 1,873 days, or around two-thirds of its flight time, in hibernation.
Princeton archive offers thousands of Einstein documents for free
The archive, a digitalized version of Caltech’s Einstein Papers Project, is currently the 13th volume in the series, which will eventually include 30.
Will Artificial Intelligence destroy the human race?
With unmanned drones flying over countries thousands of miles away with the potential to kill human beings at the push of a button, we see our technology provides a blue print for the possibilities we have most feared in regarding artificial intelligence.
NASA’s New Horizon unawakens from slumber
After about an hour and a half after its expected turning on time, the spacecraft New Horizon, scheduled to conduct scientific analysis for the first time ever on the Dwarf Planet Pluto, awoke from its hibernation and sent a transmission back to scientists here on Earth.
Good morning New Horizons! Spacecraft bound for Pluto wakes up today
A spacecraft named New Horizons has been traveling in space for nine years across our solar system to reach the dwarf planet Pluto and begin scientific observations.
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