science

NASA's PACE mission – scheduled to launch in January 2024 – will peer down at Earth to see the many forms of carbon in a way no other satellite has done.

Cambridge university scientists help to solve mystery behind a South African daisy's ability to create 3D fake flies.

Latest findings from the Hubble Space Telescope reveals fascinating insights into the changing weather patterns and seasonal shifts on Jupiter and Uranus.

Geoscientists unearthed a crucial evolutionary event that shaped our world today with the discovery of nitrate availability dating back 800 million years.

The rotating filament began expanding on March 14 and exploded on March 18 in a 'cloud of magnetized gas.'

Following the success of the UAE's "Rashid" Moon rover launch, the United States has blocked a planned second mission using China's Chang'e 7 rockets.

"Is Earth weird or is Venus the weird one?" Venus-like planets could teach us a great deal about planetary evolution.

A study led by Australian researchers investigated how extracts from Hibiscus sabdariffa could help manage obesity.

A team of researchers from the Universities of Basel and Sydney was able to manipulate 'quantum light,' which could lead to significant advances in computing and metrology.

Startling findings reveal that the Alberta oil sands earthquake in 2022 was man-made and caused by heavy oil activity.