Page 3 - Science & Space

The artificial intelligence and bioengineering technique, created by American researcher Professor Natalia Trayanova from Johns Hopkins University, may save the lives of more than four million Australians...

The seemingly three-dimensional “Cosmic Cliffs” showcases Webb’s capabilities to peer through obscuring dust and shed new light on how stars form. Webb reveals emerging stellar nurseries and individual stars...

Rocket launches for space flights that include moon explorations and even flying to Mars could increase further in the future since space agencies are aiming to usher in a renewed age of space missions...

The planets orbit a so-called M dwarf star, which is about 10 times smaller than the sun. A planetary system with two Earthlike planets has been discovered only 33 light-years away from us...

SpaceX completed its 12th launch and land venture for the Falcon 9, and note that this number is only for the year, marking the company's superiority over space launches.

U.S. officials confirmed Wednesday that a small space rock that traveled through the skies of Papua New Guinea in 2014 before crashing off the northeast coast was in fact a meteor that traveled from another solar system.

SpaceX will soon send Axiom Space's first crewed spaceflight. The upcoming space mission will launch four private astronauts.

An enormous black hole that sits inside cosmic halo dust is the center of discovery by surveying the Messier 77 galaxy in deep space.

NASA has launched its latest online tool that looks into space rocks called "Eyes on Asteroid," and it would help aspiring and astronomy fans locate the many celestial bodies near Earth's vicinity.

NASA wants to analyze asteroid impact with its new system that will be responsible for tracking asteroids and assessing their impact risk if they come close to our planet.

NASA is working on a cancer cure with several proprietors and researchers which it would send to the ISS for better understanding and study.

FJDynamics, founded by DJI’s former chief scientist Wu Di, just closed a Series B round of $70 million as it advances its goal to empower workers in the harshest environment with robotic technologies