NASA Mars Photos Show Ingenuity Helicopter's Historic First Flight
The little helicopter flew in the early hours of Monday, and photos were beamed back to Earth hours later. It marks the first time humanity has conducted powered flight on another planet.
SafeMoon Crypto to Be Available on Two New Exchanges, Creators Say
The cryptocurrency token aims to reward holders and penalize sellers and has attracted a large following.
Dogecoin Petition for Amazon to Accept Crypto Signed by 130,000 People
The petition surpassed the 100,000-signature mark in March, and the author released an update stating that staff at Change.org had contacted Amazon.
Dogecoin Investor Becomes Millionaire After Putting Life Savings Into Token
The cryptocurrency started off as a joke but has soared in value recently. One investor tells Newsweek how he made almost $2million.
'Godzilla Shark' Had 2.5ft-Long Spines, 12 Rows of Teeth
A fossil of the ancient shark, now named Dracopristis hoffmanorum, was found in 2013 by a team of researchers.
Coinbase CEO Told Platform 'Bad Idea' in 2012. It's Now Worth $60bn
The post has re-emerged following Coinbase's high-profile listing on the Nasdaq stock exchange this week.
Dogecoin Creator Says 'Stay Safe, Be Smart' as Crypto Hits Highest Price
Markus warned investors to keep a safe amount of money aside and added: "Euphoria is a helluva drug."
Cancer Patient's Tumors Shrink After Having Severe COVID, Doctors Find
Experts have stressed the single case does not mean people with cancer should try and catch coronavirus.
NASA Mars Ingenuity Helicopter's First Flight Could Now Be Next Week
A software issue has prevented the little helicopter from taking off so far, but a fix is now underway.
Mining Cryptocurrency Explained After Coinbase's 'Landmark' Nasdaq Debut
The process of creating new cryptocurrencies may be tempting given their value, but there is a lot of competition.
Kevin Durant, Nas Likely Won Big as Coinbase Valued at £85bn
The sports star and the rapper are both known to have invested in Coinbase years ago when the company was worth much less than today.
Fact Check: Did the Pentagon Develop a COVID-Detecting Microchip?
Several claims of a new government COVID chip have whipped up a storm of Reddit and Twitter conspiracy theories, but is it true?
Symptoms of Rare Blood Clot Disorder Explained As 7.2m J&J Vaccines Given
The vaccine's rollout has been paused in the U.S. as the CDC and FDA review six cases of rare blood clots.
Fauci Says Tucker Carlson Spreading Conspiracy Theory With COVID Shot Claim
The White House adviser said comments by the Fox News host were "not helpful to the public health of this nation."
Dogecoin Price Spike Explained As Cryptocurrency Hits All-time High
The cryptocurrency is now one of the top ten most valuable in the world, ahead of more "serious" tokens such as Bitcoin Cash and Filecoin.
Three Asteroids Bigger Than Football Fields To Zoom Past Earth Next Week
The biggest of the three space rocks due to zoom past our planet could be as large as the Eiffel Tower is tall.
Johnson & Johnson Blood Clot Risk Is Less Than 1 in a Million
The CDC and FDA have recommended a pause on the vaccine "out of an abundance of caution."
NASA's Mars Ingenuity Helicopter First Flight Postponed Indefinitely
Engineers are preparing to carefully reinstall the robot's flight software. NASA is aiming to announce a new flight date next week.
Incredible Photos Show Baby Giraffe Riding Barge To Escape Flooding Island
Rescue efforts had been ongoing for over a year to save a group of giraffes from a shrinking island.
How Soviet Hero Yuri Gagarin Embarrassed NASA Into Going to the Moon
The cosmonaut rose to fame after becoming the first man to travel to space. As the U.S. hurried to catch up, the space race was on.
Image Shows Asteroid That Just Came 'Exceptionally Close' to Earth
The asteroid, called 2021 GW4, is the largest asteroid to have passed so close to our planet this year.
Japan's Plan to Dump Radioactive Water in Ocean Sparks Petition
The water, left over from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in 2011, is currently stored in huge tanks. But space is running out.
Annoying Orange to sell first video as NFT and Twitter users are not happy
The team behind the once-viral YouTube craze are due to issue a high-definition re-release via NFT technology.
Why Time Feels Weird in Lockdown
Scientists have explained why people perceive time as feeling particularly fast or slow during the COVID lockdown.
We Could Soon Have a TV, Air Conditioner and Microwave Shortage—Here's Why
As the global semiconductor shortage continues to bite, one manufacturer says the issue could spread further than gaming devices and the auto industry.
Greta Thunberg Refuses to Attend COP26 Climate Change Summit
The Swedish climate activist said the United Nations meeting should be postponed until worldwide COVID vaccine rates have risen.
Women Urged Not to Scrap Birth Control After AstraZeneca Risk Comparisons
A birth control group has stressed that the contraceptive pill is safe and there should not be a repeat of the 1995 pill scare that led to unplanned pregnancies in the UK.
Watch NASA's Rocket Launch Livestream as Astronauts Travel to ISS
The launch will be streamed in the early hours of Friday morning ET, and the crew should arrive at the ISS just hours later.
Lions Find Yawning Contagious Like Humans Do, Scientists Say
Yawning has been a subject of scientific debate for years. Now researchers think it could have social advantages for the big cats.
How AstraZeneca Blood Clot Risk Compares to the Pill, Smoking, Long Flights
A list of things that increase the risk of blood clots to help put the AstraZeneca headlines into perspective.