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NASA's Webb Telescope detects a water jet twice the US's length from a Saturn moon that may harbor alien life. The moon known as Enceladus astounded astronomers with its remarkable water eruptions, but the recent observations have taken the discovery to new heights.

Pterosaur bones recovered in Australia show the oldest flying creature lived there 107 million years ago according to a recent study published in the scientific journal History Biology. They have found evidence suggesting that pterosaurs, the world's oldest flying reptiles, once soared through the Australian skies approximately 107 million years ago.

Breakthrough brain-spine implants enable paralyzed man to walk naturally as the newly released research highlights a remarkable breakthrough in the field of medical devices. The man with paralysis was able to regain natural walking abilities over ten years after sustaining an injury.

Do you want to go to Florida to study? Are you having trouble deciding on a Florida university for your coursework? Here's a guide to everything you need to know about selecting the best computer science schools in Florida.

Physicists unearth initial indications of rare decay of Higgs Boson while conducting a meticulous search for the exceedingly rare transformation. Their discovery is offering the initial evidence of a process that could potentially indicate the existence of unknown particles.

Deep ocean currents slowing sooner than anticipated based on observations, as the world's most magnificent waterfall unfolds beneath the ocean's surface while Antarctica serves as the backdrop for an extraordinary spectacle.

Can we create beer with a lower alcohol content? Through the different methods of beer dealcoholization, yes, it’s possible. Dealcoholized beer caters to individuals who prefer or require beverages with reduced alcohol levels. There’s a strong market for this one-of-a-kind beer.

NASA's spacecraft reveals how Jupiter's lightning resembles earth's as water clouds akin to those on Earth shows up beneath the hazy brown ammonia clouds enveloping Jupiter. In a mesmerizing display witnessed by various spacecraft, including NASA's Juno probe, lightning frequently illuminates these depths.

NASA discovers crashed Japanese moon lander as ispace's ambitious endeavor to become the first private company to achieve a successful lunar landing had an undeniable impact. NASA's space telescope, positioned in orbit around the Moon, captured the visible evidence of the vehicle's collision with the lunar surface.

Historic SpaceX mission successfully docks with space station, as a momentous weeklong mission commenced as a SpaceX capsule successfully connected to the International Space Station (ISS), carrying a renowned former NASA astronaut and three individuals who paid for the extraordinary opportunity.

Axiom's SpaceX mission sets to launch four passengers to the International Space Station as it prepares to launch a mission called AX-2, organized by the Houston-based company. The four passengers, including three paying customers, will go on a weeklong journey to the International Space Station (ISS).

SpaceX's Axiom-2 mission nears launch for International Space Station after receiving approval from NASA and favorable weather conditions. The Launch Readiness Review was completed on May 20, and liftoff is scheduled for May 21 at 5:37pm EDT (2:37pm PDT) from NASA Kennedy Space Center's launch complex 39A, a historic site for numerous manned space missions.

In this article are things to know about the Axiom Space's Ax-2 second private space station expedition. Axiom Space, headquartered in Houston, is preparing for its second astronaut mission, Ax-2, to the International Space Station (ISS).

How to witness the "Da Vinci Glow" illuminating the crescent moon this week as observers of the night sky may notice a subtle, ethereal radiance enveloping the moon. Dubbed the "Da Vinci glow," this phenomenon pays homage to Leonardo Da Vinci, the renowned artist and inventor.

James Webb Space Telescope discovers water in uncommon comet, unveiling a new mystery in the process. Water has been detected for the first time in a main belt comet, located in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

Saturn's number of known moons increases by over 60 after new discoveries as it surpasses Jupiter, bringing its total count to 145 recognized moons. Meanwhile, Jupiter lags behind with only 92 known moons.

New DNA map of humans captures richness of diversity in life as several past discoveries come into play. Twenty years ago, an international team of scientists accomplished a remarkable feat by mapping nearly the entire human genome, revealing the genetic code of human life.

Startup Vast and SpaceX collaborate to launch the first commercial space station into orbit. Vast, a new entrant in the field of privatized spaceflight and a California-based startup announced plans to transport passengers to and from the proposed space station, although the cost of such trips remains unknown.

Double solar flare erupts, triggers blackouts over North America. The storm was triggered by a double solar flare that erupted from the Sun a few days earlier.

Researchers discover a reason for accelerated ice melting in Greenland as the University of California, Irvine and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory conduct a study of the Petermann Glacier in northwest Greenland, revealing a new way in which the ice and ocean interact.

Atoms cannot be reduced in size. Besides, they’re already way too small for the naked eye to be seen; so, why bother? But what if they could still be made 1 percent smaller? What could be the consequences of a shrunken atom in this world?

NASA launches two satellites to study tropical storms as Rocket Lab successfully launched two cubesats on Sunday as part of the Time-Resolved Observations of Precipitation Structure and Storm Intensity with a Constellation of Smallsats (TROPICS) mission. The cubesats, each the size of a toaster, will provide hourly updates on typhoon and hurricane development to improve forecasting and gain insights into how tropical storms evolve and intensify.

First observation of a giant star destroying a planet made possible by NEOWISE as astronomers using the Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF) at the California Institute of Technology’s (Caltech) and NASA’s Near-Earth Object Wide Field Infrared Survey Explorer (NEOWISE) have observed an aging star destroying a planet within its own star system.

Astronomers have observed a rare event where a star consumed a nearby planet in our own galaxy, located around 12,000 light-years away near the constellation Aquila. The star experienced a sudden outburst, becoming more than 100 times brighter in just 10 days before fading away, followed by a colder, longer-lasting signal.