NASA to Launch Instruments to Study Water on Moon
The American space agency NASA is preparing to launch a spacecraft to seek more detailed information on water sources on the moon.
Colombian Scientists Develop Substance to Protect Bees from Chemicals
Scientists in Colombia say they have developed a new food substance that protects bees from dangerous chemicals used in farming.
Scientists: Brown Dwarf Identified 30 Years Ago Is Two Objects
Astronomers have made a surprising discovery about the first brown dwarf ever identified.
NASA Follows Asteroid Moving Closer to Earth from Sun’s Orbit
Scientists have discovered a small asteroid that recently moved closer to Earth’s orbit.
Black Women Mathematicians Receive Congressional Medals for Space Program Work
The United States Congress has honored four women known as the “hidden figures” of the space race with its highest civilian award.
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Telegram Chief Pavel Durov Arrested in France
The founder and chief executive of the Telegram messaging service, Pavel Durov, was arrested in France over the weekend.
Scientists Propose Idea to Warm Mars
The idea of turning Mars into a livable world for humans is a common element of science fiction. But could such an action be done in real life?
Chinese Rocket Breaks Up in Space, Releasing Hundreds of Debris Pieces
Experts say a Chinese rocket that recently helped launch 18 satellites broke apart in space and created hundreds of pieces of debris.
Study: Particles in Wildfire Smoke May Increase Dementia Risk
A new study suggests that particles found in wildfire smoke could increase the risk of getting dementia.
Judge Rules Google Has Illegal Monopoly over Search
An American judge has ruled that Google violates U.S. trade laws by operating its search engine as an illegal monopoly.