NASA's Mars orbiter MAVEN has detected metal in the Red Planet's atmosphere. MAVEN has been observing the upper atmosphere of Mars to look for clues about how the dry and arid planet lost its atmosphere. During the orbiter's observations, it picked up evidence of metal ions that are linked to some previously unknown atmospheric activity in its ionosphere.
The use of marijuana is associated with various health benefits. One of the known health benefits from the use of cannabis is its effect against tobacco addiction and other forms of addiction.
A new study has revealed that the Great Barrier Reef has been severely damaged because of bleaching. It has been this way for two consecutive years.
Researchers discovered new traces of life on earth six miles below the Mariana Trench. If these samples proved that life existed below the deepest place on Earth, it would be the deepest form of life ever found.
Just in time for the national siblings day, Astronomers discovered Jupiter’s Great Red Spot’s brother. This time it’s cold and high up.
Scientists have detected a sibling of Jupiter's Great Red Spot, which is a dark, aurora powered, cold cyclone system called the Great Cold Spot.
Scientists have determined which part of the brain dreams are churned out of, dubbing it as the "hot zone." This region can also predict when someone is dreaming including what they are dreaming about. This new study has also revealed new insight about our consciousness and how it affects our dreams when we sleep at night.
A ground-breaking new rocket concept from Arca would soon replace multi-stage rockets to deliver craft and cargo to orbit. If it proves successful, it will be the fastest and cheapest launcher.
Over the years, it has been established just how cruel humans are as a whole, at least when it comes to ocean waste. However, what has not been specified, is just how much non-biodegradable plastic waste humans have deposited in the oceans. Now, a new study has answered that question.
Swiss researchers from the EPFL Polytechnical University in Lausanne and Swiss Center for Electronics and Microtechnology (CSEM) in Neuchatel revealed on Monday that they have developed a wireless camera system that could monitor the vital signs of premature babies.
