NASA released before-and-after images of the crater a SpaceX rocket left behind after slamming into the moon at 5,400 mph

An €80 million research program meant to bring Greek scientists home collapsed, leaving academics doubtful the government can deliver on its promises

A rare planet-forming disk around a young triple star system in Orion has been knocked askew by a massive gas stream over 1.2 trillion miles long

For comparison, today's largest crocodile, the saltwater crocodile, weighs up to 1,150 kilograms

The few, not just good but truly excellent Greek scientists who joined the Royal Society in the 21st century carried out their pioneering research abroad

Pilots describe encounters over Cyprus and Mykonos as Brussels tracks such phenomena more closely than previously known, Euronews reports

The skeleton of a young man from Stirling Castle in Scotland was likely crushed by a boulder fired from a trebuchet

The object detected by the James Webb telescope sits behind galaxy cluster Abell S1063, its image magnified by gravitational lensing

A self-taught AI engineer's claim about Linear A shows both the promise and the pitfalls of using AI for ancient language decipherment

The vast majority of countries are not on course to meet international food-system targets, with food insecurity, environmental pressures and affordability among the biggest challenges.

Gonorrhea and syphilis cases have risen sharply over the past decade, while declining condom use, uneven testing and growing antibiotic resistance complicate efforts to contain the spread.

The site created by the web's inventor marked the start of a revolution in how humanity stores and shares knowledge

Meteo estimates the wildfire released energy equivalent to six Hiroshima-type atomic bombs

A four-year European study shows species diversity, active management, and support for landowners can limit damage from drought, wildfires, and pests

An AI model invented thousands of new viruses, some of which kill drug-resistant bacteria, raising both medical promise and biosecurity concerns

On August 12, a rare total solar eclipse will captivate millions. Watch safely with certified eclipse glasses to protect your eyes from permanent damage.

Scientists say extreme heat is fueling a rare and dangerous phenomenon, fire tornadoes, where wind and fire combine into rotating columns of flame and smoke

Scientists estimate the impact left a crater roughly 18 meters wide and 4 meters deep, though the dust cloud was hard to spot from Earth

Infected worker ants get a life of ease in the colony before becoming bait for the parasite's next host

New Oxford research links right-hand dominance to brain growth, upright walking, and human evolution millions of years ago