A deep dive into the enigmatic interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, its potential risks, and the urgent call for scientific transparency following Kim Kardashian's inquiry to NASA.
Exciting new research indicates that dinosaur populations in North America were thriving just before the catastrophic asteroid impact that led to their extinction. This groundbreaking study uncovers fresh insights into the dynamics of dinosaur communities.
A groundbreaking study reveals that dinosaurs were thriving in North America just before the asteroid impact that caused their mass extinction. This research challenges previous beliefs about their decline.
A groundbreaking study reveals that dinosaurs were thriving just before the asteroid impact that led to their extinction, challenging long-held beliefs. Researchers suggest new fossil evidence indicates a diverse ecosystem in North America.
A groundbreaking study reveals that dinosaurs were thriving in distinct ecosystems in North America just before the asteroid impact that led to their extinction. New fossil evidence challenges previous beliefs about their diversity and resilience.
NASA's OSIRIS-APEX mission to study the Apophis asteroid will continue operations thanks to a last-minute $20 million funding allocation. The future of other missions remains uncertain amid the ongoing government shutdown.
After years of controversy, new evidence confirms that the Silverpit Crater was formed by an asteroid impact 43-46 million years ago. Discover how advanced seismic imaging and rock analysis settled this scientific debate.
A new study reveals that a 43 million-year-old asteroid impact created the Silverpit Crater in the North Sea, causing a massive tsunami. Discover how scientists solved this ancient mystery!
A new study reveals the surprising odds of dying from an asteroid impact compared to other risks like lightning strikes and flu, emphasizing the need for planetary defense initiatives.
In a stunning Sotheby's auction, a piece of Mars fetched over $5.3 million. This rare Martian meteorite, NWA 16788, is one of only 400 known specimens on Earth, making it a cosmic collector's dream.
