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Asteroid Warning: Over 800 Asteroids Could Crash On Earth, ESA Reveals

European Space Agency (ESA) has announced that they have cataloged over 20,000 asteroids, 851 of which pose a threat to Earth.

ESA Antenna Could Intercept Alien Messages From Black Holes, Scientists Say

A sophisticated space-based antenna developed by the European Space Agency (ESA) is designed to measure gravitational waves and possibly decipher encrypted messages from an advanced alien civilization.

NASA Is Working On ‘Soft Robots’ That Look Like Inflatable Worms

Soft robots mimic the movement of living organisms and their flexibility helps them adapt to new environments.

'Flesh-Eating' Genital Infection Could Be Caused By Some Diabetes Drugs, Study Finds

The researchers studied the relation between the Type 2 diabetes drugs known as SGLT2 inhibitors and the genital infection Fournier gangrene and warned doctors to look for signs of the infection in patients taking that drug.

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Bill Nye: Killer Asteroid Will Hit Earth 'Like Control-Alt-Delete For Everything'

A killer asteroid will hit the Earth, and it is not a matter of “if” but “when,” based on the discussions during last week’s 2019 International Planetary Defense Conference.

NASA Asteroid Warning: 'God Of Chaos' Apophis Could 'Wipe Out Entire City'

A giant asteroid which measures more than 1,000 feet and could wipe out the multiple cities, will fly by near Earth in the next decade.

Watch: Time-Lapse Video Shows Crop Circles Popping Up Across The Egyptian Desert

The European Space Agency used a series of 150 satellite images, some of which date back to 1998, to show how crop circles have transformed the face of the Egyptian desert.

Aliens Already Interbreeding With Humans, Oxford University Lecturer Claims

An alien hybrid species is said to be existing with humans on Earth, according to an Oxford academic.

Elon Musk Recently Launched Crew Dragon Succesfully

NASA, SpaceX Partnership In Jeopardy As US Military Threatens Operations

NASA is keeping a close eye on SpaceX as the U.S. Military could intervene with its future space missions.

Water On Mars: Does It Ever Rain On The Red Planet?

Mars is considered a dry and dusty planet, but a recent photo shows that rain clouds exist there.

‘Fire In The Sky’ Alien Evidence Reportedly Uncovered By UFO Enthusiast

A UFO enthusiast claims to have found evidence pointing to the existence of the aliens in the 1993 movie "Fire in the Sky."

NASA DART Mission To Collide With Asteroid In 2022

NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) will demonstrate a planetary defense technique in three years.

After Dark Side Of The Moon, India To Explore Moon’s South Pole Region

After the success of Chinese lunar mission, Chang’e 4, in reaching the far side of the moon, India will be sending Chandrayaan-2 to the lunar south pole.

'Dusty' Mars Lander InSight Could Help NASA Learn More About Planet's Weather

The dust covering the NASA lander InSight could give scientists an idea of how weather works in the Red Planet.

SpaceX Dragon Successfully Delivers NASA Cargo To ISS

SpaceX's 17th Dragon mission successfully delivered 5,500 pounds of NASA cargo to the International Space Station (ISS) on May 6.

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New Spiral Galaxy Photo Captured By Hubble Telescope Helps Scientists Understand Black Holes

NASA released a photo of a stunning spiral galaxy captured by Hubble Space Telescope on Friday, May 3.

NASA-Backed Study Warns 'Ongoing And Permanent' Threat Of Apocalyptic Comet Attack

NASA’ Planetary Defense Conference aims to mitigate the possible effect of a future asteroid impact.

UFO Captured Flying Over Tennessee, UFO Enthusiast Explains Mysterious Sighting

A self-titled UFO expert claims that another unidentified flying object has been spotted flying over a mountainous area in Tennessee.

This 92 Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Is T-Rex's Relative And Is Three Feet Tall

The dinosaur fossils revealed that unlike its humongous cousin, the prehistoric creature was only three feet tall and nine feet in length.

3 New Asteroids Discovered By ESA's Gaia Spacecraft

The European Space Agency’s star-mapping space probe, Gaia, discovered three unknown asteroids.

Underwater Photo Exhibition on Artificial ‘Sunken Ship’ Reef in Florida Woos Divers

New Species That Breathe Arsenic Discovered In The Pacific Ocean

Microorganisms in the Pacific Ocean have been discovered breathing arsenic, which is poison for human beings.

Best Salad Ingredients For Weight Loss And What To Avoid

Not all salads will help you lose weight—and some might even cause you to gain more.

3 Day Military Diet: Here’s How Much Weight You Can Lose

If you are able to maintain the effort and momentum you gained after succeeding in a weeklong military diet, then you could be well on your way to hitting your weight loss goals the faster way.

SpaceX Dragon Successfully Launches NASA Cargo To Space Station

The SpaceX Dragon cargo mission is on its way to the International Space Station (ISS) along with 5,500 pounds of NASA supplies and investigations.

UFO Enthusiast Claims ‘Underwater Alien Base’ Exists Beneath Great Lakes

A self-titled UFO expert said an “underwater alien base” sits beneath the surface of the Great Lakes in the U.S.

NASA's Stunning Hubble Telescope Mosaic Shows 'Largest, Most Comprehensive History Book Of Galaxies'

NASA astronomers have created the largest and most comprehensive “history book” of the universe from photographs captured by Hubble Space Telescope over a span of 16 years.

UFO Enthusiast Reportedly Finds Tombs, Weapons On Mars

A UFO enthusiast claims to have found more evidence proving that life exists outside Earth, specifically in the planet Mars.

This Massive Neutron Star Collision May Have Created Earth's Gold And Uranium

Scientists discovered that a violent, 4 billion-year-old neutron star collision may have created some of the earth's most coveted materials, including gold, platinum and uranium.

China Plans To Send A Robotic Spacecraft to An Asteroid

The spacecraft will collect samples of the asteroid and deliver it to Earth before visiting a comet in the asteroid belt.

How To Tell If Your Teen Is Vaping

As teen vaping continues to rise in the U.S., parents should be more vigilant in spotting the signs.

Fossils Of Giant Ice Age Bear and Ancient Humans Discovered in Underwater Cave

The fossils found in an underwater cave in Mexico date back to the Ice Age. They belong to a variety of ancient humans and beasts, ranging from giant bears to saber-toothed cats.

Oreo Cookie Maker Considers Cannabis-Infused Treats

Cannabis-infused snacks might be more easily available soon after Oreo maker Mondelez announced that it is getting ready for a new product that will contain traces of CBD.