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SpaceX successfully launches satellite, lands booster SpaceX successfully launches satellite, lands booster 1 day ago ago
July 20 (UPI) -- SpaceX launched another communications satellite during the wee hours of Sunday morning.
Fastest manmade spinning object to aid quantum mechanics research Fastest manmade spinning object to aid quantum mechanics research 2 days ago ago
July 20 (UPI) -- The creators of the world's fastest manmade rotor believe their invention will boost the study of quantum mechanism.
Here to stay, sea pickles are adapting comfortably to Pacific Northwest waters Here to stay, sea pickles are adapting comfortably to Pacific Northwest waters 2 days ago ago
July 20 (UPI) -- New research suggests sea pickles are adapting to the waters of the Pacific Northwest.
Root vegetables to help make new buildings stronger, greener Root vegetables to help make new buildings stronger, greener 2 days ago ago
July 20 (UPI) -- In an effort to make new construction greener and stronger, engineers and material scientists are turning to beets and carrots.
Rolling dust storm clouds on Mars featured in new ESA photo Rolling dust storm clouds on Mars featured in new ESA photo 2 days ago ago
July 20 (UPI) -- This week, the European Space Agency shared a photograph of an ominous front of dust clouds rolling across Mar's Northern Hemisphere.
Humans are changing global seasonal climate cycles, satellite data shows Humans are changing global seasonal climate cycles, satellite data shows 2 days ago ago
July 20 (UPI) -- New analysis of satellite data has revealed the atmospheric signature of seasonal shifts caused by climate change.
Neanderthals could start their own fires, new research proves Neanderthals could start their own fires, new research proves 3 days ago ago
July 19 (UPI) -- Neanderthals weren't dependent on lightning strikes and natural wildfires for their flames. The early human relatives were able to start their own fires.
Origami-inspired device to help scientists capture soft-bodied marine species Origami-inspired device to help scientists capture soft-bodied marine species 3 days ago ago
July 19 (UPI) -- To trap and hold fragile marine organisms, a team of researchers at Harvard and the University of Rhode Island looked to origami for inspiration.
Scientists calculate sea level rise if Antarctic ice shelves collapse Scientists calculate sea level rise if Antarctic ice shelves collapse 3 days ago ago
July 19 (UPI) -- Scientists have calculated the rise in seas that would result from the collapse of two of Antarctica's most vulnerable ice shelves.
Cassini data yields super sharp infrared images of Titan Cassini data yields super sharp infrared images of Titan 3 days ago ago
July 19 (UPI) -- Cassini disappeared into Saturn's atmosphere late last year, but the spacecraft continues to yield impressive images.
Snake entombed in amber offers insights into early serpent evolution Snake entombed in amber offers insights into early serpent evolution 3 days ago ago
July 19 (UPI) -- Paleontologists have discovered a snake embryo in a 105-million-year-old amber fossil, the first of its kind.
NASA satellite spies massive iceberg parked near small Greenland village NASA satellite spies massive iceberg parked near small Greenland village 4 days ago ago
July 18 (UPI) -- The massive iceberg parked ominously outside Innaarsuit, a small town on Greenland's western coast, looks less intimidating from a few hundred miles away.
Biologists locate baby white sharks' hangout in North Atlantic Biologists locate baby white sharks' hangout in North Atlantic 4 days ago ago
July 18 (UPI) -- With the help of satellite and acoustic technology, biologists have identified the migration patterns and hangouts of baby white sharks in the North Atlantic.
China to beef up CFC inspections as UN investigates illegal emissions China to beef up CFC inspections as UN investigates illegal emissions 4 days ago ago
July 18 (UPI) -- During a recent working group meeting, parties to the Montreal Protocol agreed to an "urgent response" to news of a rise in CFC-11 emissions was necessary.
Very Large Telescope's new optics achieve super sharp images of Neptune Very Large Telescope's new optics achieve super sharp images of Neptune 4 days ago ago
July 18 (UPI) -- The Very Large Telescope has achieved first light using its new optics technique called laser tomography.
Tartar from ancient teeth to reveal how Iron Age Britons ate Tartar from ancient teeth to reveal how Iron Age Britons ate 4 days ago ago
July 18 (UPI) -- The latest research into ancient tooth tartar suggests the mineralized residue can offer insights into the diets of early Britons.
Sea level rise threatens internet infrastructure, new research shows Sea level rise threatens internet infrastructure, new research shows 5 days ago ago
July 17 (UPI) -- Sea level rise threatens the internet, according to a new study by researchers at the universities of Wisconsin and Oregon.
NASA's Dawn spacecraft focused on Ceres as it nears end of mission NASA's Dawn spacecraft focused on Ceres as it nears end of mission 5 days ago ago
July 17 (UPI) -- Even as NASA's Dawn spacecraft approaches the end of its mission, the probe continues to collect valuable data.
Astronomers find 12 new moons around Jupiter Astronomers find 12 new moons around Jupiter 5 days ago ago
July 17 (UPI) -- Astronomers have discovered 12 new moons circling Jupiter. With a total of 79 moons, Jupiter is now the most lunar-rich planet in the solar system.
Study confirms link between global warming, glacial retreat in Greenland Study confirms link between global warming, glacial retreat in Greenland 5 days ago ago
July 17 (UPI) -- As the planet warms, Greenland's glaciers are retreating, and their melting is likely to accelerate sea level rise, new research confirms.
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