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On 2 January 2004, NASA’s Stardust spacecraft flew through the cloud surrounding comet 81P/Wild 2 at 6.1 kilometres…

CUTE TIGER CUB WALKS WITH PROTECTIVE MOTHER WITH VID BY SALONI MATHUR A heartwarming video captures a majestic…

Scientists have discovered that one of the most extreme volcanic events in Earth’s history did more than build…

A fire that broke out in a townhouse in southern Norway before destroying a hundred homes has been…

Labor’s tax changes are already weighing on Australian entrepreneurs, as the boss of a space company cites the…

Officially, giant earthworms do not actually exist in South Australia. Anecdotally, there have been dozens of encounters with…

A cold, dark cloud about 550 light-years from Earth is beginning the slow process of becoming a star,…

Australia’s largest river red gum forest along the mighty Murray is enjoying the spoils of winter floods, attracting…

A machine-learning system called AnomalyMatch processed 99.6 million small image cutouts derived from the Hubble Legacy Archive in…

Antarctic Bottom Water volume has sharply declined since two thousand and two. This significant decrease accelerated notably after…

The dwarf galaxy Sextans A is poor in the elements astronomers collectively call metals. Yet observations from the…

Subscribe now for full access and no adverts The discovery of a large collection of human remains inside…

In 2004 a NASA probe caught a comet’s tail on a sheet of aerogel, flew the grains 4.6 billion kilometres home, and dropped them into the Utah desert — the first solid pieces of a comet ever returned to Earth