New Hubble observations confirm that Cloud-9, a gas-rich object, contains no stars, strengthening the case for it being a rare "dark galaxy" or relic of early formation.
New research suggests that the "impossible" black hole merger GW190521 may have been distorted by gravitational lensing, making the black holes appear more massive than they were.
Learn the key differences between wasps, hornets, and yellow jackets to identify them correctly and manage encounters safely during the summer months.
Researchers have discovered the first-ever trackway of an adult Tyrannosaurus rex in North Dakota, offering new insights into the dinosaur’s movement and behavior.
New helium measurements from primordial gas clouds provide clearer insights into the universe's expansion rate and conditions just seconds after the Big Bang.
Scientists used CT scans to reveal that the spider-like tail of the rare spider-tailed horned viper is a specialized skin adaptation used to lure bird prey.
The Copernicus Climate Change Service reports that August was Earth's hottest month, highlighting ongoing global warming trends and the need for urgent climate action.
Genetic studies reveal that Chihuahuas share coyote ancestry, which may explain their alert and resilient nature, linking them to ancient American dog breeds.
New analysis of MESSENGER data suggests Mercury has shrunk by up to 14 km in diameter, 10-30% more than previously estimated, due to rapid core cooling.
A well-preserved fossil feather found in dinosaur dung suggests that ground-dwelling, seed-eating birds were better adapted to survive the Cretaceous mass extinction.
A new study confirms the permanent loss of Canada’s last Arctic epishelf lake in Milne Fiord, drained after the 2020 collapse of the Milne Ice Shelf.
he Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, launching in 2026, will offer a field of view 100 times larger than Hubble, enabling massive surveys to study dark energy and dark matter.
SpaceX successfully launches the classified USSF-153 mission for the U.S. Space Force from Vandenberg, highlighting the growing partnership between private industry and national security.
Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman and pilot Victor Glover transition to emeritus status at NASA, continuing to support lunar missions through mentorship and strategic guidance.
ESA proceeds with its EnVision Venus mission independently after NASA withdraws a key radar instrument, showcasing European technological resilience and scientific ambition.
A hiker discovers a massive Ice Age mastodon tooth in a California creek, offering new insights into ancient ecosystems and prompting careful scientific excavation.
Northern Tornadoes Project confirms EF1 tornadoes and downbursts in Huron-Perth counties, aiding recovery and future weather preparedness efforts.
The union representing Ontario Science Centre workers is outraged after the entire science department was laid off, raising concerns about the institution’s educational mission.
New archaeological research suggests that habitual use of psychoactive betel nuts began in Indonesia as early as 25,000 years ago, based on analysis of ancient human teeth.
Archaeologists in Peru have discovered an intact mausoleum of the Chimu civilization containing 38 bodies, offering a rare glimpse into pre-Columbian burial practices without the interference of looters.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has confirmed that the United States experienced its hottest summer on record, with July and August breaking previous temperature highs.
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has reached its historical peak with no hurricanes formed, setting a potential record for the latest first hurricane or a hurricane-free season.
Copernicus says August 2026 tied for the world’s hottest month on record, with temperatures 1.65°C above pre-industrial levels globally again.
Astronomers have discovered 27 tiny, city-sized trans-Neptunian objects with unexpectedly bright surfaces, challenging existing models of the Kuiper Belt.