Himanshu Goenka

The Egyptian pharaoh had a 10-year reign over 3,300 years ago, and the search for a hidden chamber in his tomb started after Nicholas Reeves, a British Egyptologist, suggested in 2015 Queen Nefertiti could be buried there.

Since its low point in mid-January 2016, the price of crude oil has made a sustained recovery, but fresh concerns over Venezuela and the future of the nuclear deal with Iran could pare back the gains.

NASA and Russia’s Roscosmos have agreed to partner on the Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway project, and a Russian section of the platform is expected to be added to it 2024.

Researchers from Yale University modeled the beak of Ichthyornis dispar, a toothed bird representative of the transition from avian dinosaurs to modern-day birds.

Two chemicals that are present in many sunscreens are harmful to corals and degrade marine ecosystems, and Hawaii is moving to ban sunscreens with those ingredients from 2021.

Utah-based hybrid truck manufacturer Nikola Motor Company is suing Elon Musk-owned Tesla for $2 billion, alleging the Tesla semi-truck copied its patented design.

The vision of the mantis shrimp is perhaps the most complicated in the animal kingdom, but a new discovery found their eyes move almost constantly, without affecting their ability to see clearly.

If you like gazing at the night sky, the month of May will feature the launch of NASA’s InSight spacecraft, the Eta Aqaurid meteor shower and a good time to observe Jupiter.

InSight is a lander mission to Mars, and the spacecraft will be the first interplanetary launch for NASA to take place from the West Coast.

Jupiter’s moon Ganymede, the largest planetary satellite in the solar system, was studied by NASA’s Galileo spacecraft between 1996 and 2000. It is the only known moon with a magnetosphere.

To celebrate the just-ended National Park Week, NASA released images of U.S. national parks as they are seen from space.

Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport, or InSight, is a NASA lander mission to Mars — a spacecraft that will stay stationary on the red planet’s surface.

Indian IT company Infosys said it was increasing its hiring in Indiana from 2,000 to 3,000 workers by 2023. It will also invest $35 million to set up a training center in Indianapolis for U.S. workers.

The star that went supernova 40 million light-years away was part of a binary star system. The Hubble Space Telescope has now spotted the other star in the explosion’s fading afterglow.

The European Space Agency’s Gaia satellite has mapped the location of almost 1.7 billion stars. Another study, led by Yale University, suggests the Milky Way has a number of supermassive black holes.

Known for its outdoor lifestyle products, Yeti Coolers joins a number of companies who have reduced or cut ties to the National Rifle Association since the February school shooting in Parkland, Florida.

On Tuesday, the Hubble Space Telescope completes 28 years of observing the universe. During this time, it has captured incredible images of various objects in space with unprecedented detail.

NASA and the European Space Agency launched Hubble Space Telescope on April 24, 1990. On Thursday, they released stunning photographs of the Lagoon Nebula to celebrate the anniversary.

Reports in Japanese media Thursday said carmaker Subaru had been falsifying inspection data for fuel economy and emissions over several years for a number of models.

Researchers are looking at stars’ “DNA” — their chemical composition — to identify those which came from the same stellar nursery as our sun, before the Milky Way torn apart the star cluster.

French insurance provider AXA has investments in Elbit Systems, accused of supplying prohibited weapons used against Palestinians in 2014, and also in three Israeli banks that finance Israel’s settlements in Palestinian territories.

The messaging service — both the app and the website — stopped working Tuesday night, two days after Telegram was blocked in Russia. After an hour-long outage, it was back up.

Production of the company’s mass-market car, Model 3, has been put on hold again, three days after CEO Elon Musk said “excessive automation at Tesla was a mistake.”

XING Mobility showcased the prototype of a “rally-inspired supercar” with off-road capability that is projected to go from standstill to over 62 miles an hour in 1.8 seconds.

The theory dates back to 1995, when a woman from Wisconsin — claiming to communicate with aliens — said a planetary object (later called Nibiru) would destroy Earth in 2003.

NASA scientists released an animation Wednesday that uses infrared data from Juno, and shows a close three-dimensional view of Jupiter’s north pole and the region’s nine cyclones.

President thanked his counterpart for tariff comments but China denied they represented concessions.

Intelligent alien signals from outer space could be in dimensions that are beyond our current abilities of perception, such as the mysterious dark matter and dark energy.

The ride-hailing company sold its Southeast Asia business to local rival Grab in a deal announced Monday. Previously, Uber had merged its China business with Didi Chuxing in August 2016.