A powerful atmospheric river is set to hit California, bringing heavy rain and the risk of flooding, especially in burn areas. This storm may also signal the end of the autumn fire season.
A medieval tower in Rome partially collapsed during renovations, injuring one worker critically and trapping another. Firefighters battled debris to rescue the trapped individual as hundreds of tourists looked on.
Researchers have uncovered intriguing transient objects in the night sky that date back to a time before satellites. These mysterious lights show a correlation with nuclear weapons testing, raising questions about their origin.
A white dwarf star has been observed consuming a planetary relic, offering new insights into the fate of planetary systems after their star's death. This cosmic event may change our understanding of planetary evolution.
The Orionid meteor shower peaked from Oct. 21-23, filling the night sky with beautiful shooting stars as debris from Halley's Comet lit up the heavens. Photographer Osama Fathi captured stunning images over Lake Qarun, showcasing the magic of this celestial event.
An airliner was struck by an unidentified object mid-flight over Utah, causing significant damage to the cockpit. NTSB is investigating whether it was space debris or something else. Find out more about this shocking incident!
Astronomers have observed a star's double explosion in unprecedented detail, revealing two distinct layers of debris. This discovery sheds light on the mechanisms behind Type Ia supernovae and their role in measuring the universe's expansion.
Get ready for the Orionids meteor shower peaking this Tuesday! With up to 20 meteors per hour and no moonlight interference, it's the perfect opportunity for stargazers. Don't miss out on this celestial spectacle!
The Draconid meteor shower peaks tonight, offering a breathtaking display of shooting stars as Earth passes through the debris left by comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner. Ideal viewing conditions await at sunset!
As SpaceX's Starlink satellites continue to deorbit, experts warn of potential risks including Kessler syndrome, a scenario that could render parts of Earth's orbit unusable. Harvard astrophysicist Jonathan McDowell sheds light on the implications of increasing satellite reentries and their environmental effects.