Purdue researchers develop a very white paint that could one day be used to cool buildings
The paint uses a compound commonly found in photo paper
Scientists show for the first time that it's possible to collect DNA from the air
DNA from the air could theoretically put you at the scene of a crime
CERN physicists figured out how to study antimatter by cooling it with a laser
"My next dream is to make a 'fountain' of anti-atoms by tossing the laser-cooled antimatter into free space"
Virgin Galactic unveils its flashy next-generation spaceship, the VSS Imagine
The first of a new class of space vessels
Astronomers discover new galaxy clusters hiding right in front of us
Unusual galaxy clusters have been hiding in plain sight
Researchers develop sphere-shaped robot for exploring underground on the Moon
Can the Moon's tunnels support human colonies?
MIT study shows plunge in lithium-ion battery cost over the last 10 years
Electric vehicles could get more affordable in the near future
Striking image highlights the entirety of galaxy Messier 106
Messier 106 is a spiral galaxy more than 20 million light-years from Earth
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The sixth monolithic mirror for the GMT has been cast and is now cooling
The Giant Magellan Telescope will be the most powerful optical device ever engineered
SpaceX's SN10 Starship rocket manages to land for the first time, explodes minutes later
An important milestone for SpaceX, which is aiming for a lunar excursion with Starship in 2023
SpaceX's first lunar tourist is inviting eight people to fly around the Moon
Always wanted to go to space? Here's your chance
Glowing OLED tattoos could do more than look good
They have applications in medicine, sports, and food waste reduction
SpaceX's first private flight will put a 29-year-old cancer survivor into orbit
Would you accept a free trip to space?
Touchdown: NASA's Mars Perseverance rover lands safely on the Red Planet
The Perseverance rover will search for signs of ancient microbial life on Mars
At 132 astronomical units, 'Farfarout' is the most distant object we've ever found in the solar system
For comparison, Pluto is only 39 astronomical units away
NASA could hunt extraterrestrials by looking for signs of pollution
Pollution could be key to finding aliens
Study shows pigs can be trained to play video games
The trotters make holding controllers a nightmare
Elon Musk's Neuralink hopes to begin human trials this year
One small step for man, one giant leap for Skynet?
NASA spacecraft carrying sample asteroid material preps for Earthbound journey
If successful, it'll be the largest amount of extraterrestrial material brought back from space since the Apollo era
Researchers are working on a chess-playing AI that emulates human-level skill
Maia doesn't try to make the perfect moves
NASA's 'Mars Helicopter' Ingenuity will reach the Red Planet next month
Ingenuity and Perseverance should touch down on February 18
Gabe Newell believes brain-computer interfaces will let us edit who we are
Are brain-computer interfaces worth researching or too risky to touch?
Virgin Orbit sees its first commercial launch carrying satellites for NASA
Aims to send 10 small satellites into space