Hubble just turned 30. These are the best photos it’s captured since launch
April 24 marks the 30th anniversary of the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope. To celebrate, we've selected 10 of the most beautiful images it has captured.
They shot the world’s first black hole photo. Now they’re shooting a video
Last year, the Event Horizon Telescope project captured an image of a black hole. Now, the researchers want to take the next step: capturing a video.
Bill Gates says coronavirus has left the world ‘in uncharted territory’
Bill Gates has said many countries have responded poorly to coronavirus, and that they should have been more proactive in preparing for a disease epidemic.
Mars Helicopter attached to Perseverance Rover ahead of launch
NASA's Mars Helicopter has been attached to the belly of the Perseverance Rover where it will stay before the launch of the rover to Mars in a few months' time.
Watch these Apple TV+ originals for free while you’re staying at home
Apple TV+, Apple's streaming service, is making a selection of its original programs available to watch for free due to the global outbreak of coronavirus.
Tesla shows how it’s using EV parts to build ventilators
Tesla has released a video showing how its is working to create a ventilator from car parts to aid in the treatment of patients with coronavirus.
Joint Mission to Mercury makes a ‘goodbye flyby’ of Earth
The BepiColombo mission to Mercury will get a gravity assist from Earth as it passes by the planet this week.
NASA wants to launch a set of six mini spacecraft to observe the sun
NASA will be launching a set of six miniature spacecraft to study the sun, in the hopes of understanding more about how space weather and solar storms develop.
NASA lays out plans for building a long-term moon base
NASA has released a report detailing how it intends to set up a base on the moon, which can then be used as a staging area for exploration of Mars.
The peaceful-looking Umbrella Galaxy has a violent, cannibalistic past
The Hubble Space Telescope has captured another image of one of the strange and wondrous sights of our universe -- this one showing the Umbrella Galaxy.
Alexa can now help assess whether you might have coronavirus
Amazon Alexa can now offer advice to users who are worried that they may have contracted coronavirus, officially called COVID-19.
Problem in parachute test forced SpaceX to drop its mock spacecraft
NASA is confident the planned launch of the Crew Dragon will still go ahead
Apple’s Powerbeats 4 spotted on Walmart shelf before official release
Apple's popular Powerbeats 3 headphones are due for an update. Now, it seems that the successors, Powerbeats 4, have already been seen out in the wild.
NASA urging employees to work remotely after second confirmed coronavirus case
NASA is requesting its employees work from home after a case of the coronavirus, officially called COVID-19, was confirmed at the Marshall Space Flight Center.
This hellish planet is so hot that iron rains from the sky
Astronomers have discovered a planet with surface temperatures over 2400 degrees Celsius, high enough to vaporize metals, so on this planet, it rains iron.
SpaceX will use a different kind of stainless steel for its Starship rockets
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has announced the company will be making changes to its Starship rocket prototypes, changing the material used in their construction.
Facebook sued by Australian privacy regulator over Cambridge Analytica scandal
Facebook is facing yet more legal issues as the Australian Information Commissioner is bringing a Federal Court lawsuit against the social media giant.
Curiosity conquers a 30-degree slope on Mars for the first time, enjoys the view
Mars's pluckiest rover, Curiosity, has made it up a steep, sandy slope to an area previously thought to be practically inaccessible and is enjoying the view.
Voyager 2 spacecraft is going solo for the next 11 months
NASA is performing upgrades to its deep space communication system, which will leave the Voyager 2 probe without commands from Earth for 11 months.
Boeing acknowledges 49 ‘gaps in testing’ in NASA Starliner test flight failure
Following Boeing's failed orbital flight test of its Starliner capsule, NASA has announced a list of 61 'corrective actions' to address the issues.
New Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones could have 40-hour battery life
Sony's WH-1000XM3 headphones are a bestseller, but they're due for an update. Now, we have clues about what to expect from the next version of the headphones.
Mars could once have hosted oceans and life, study of meteorite crater shows
A new study looking at ancient meteorite sites here on Earth could give clues to how life could have developed on Mars.
Mars is covered in dust devils and has strange magnetic pulses, InSight reveals
NASA's InSight lander has been on Mars since 2018 and has collected a wealth of information on what is going on at and beneath the planet's surface.
European customers can save 10 euros on Disney+ if they pre-order now
Disney+ will be expanding to the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain on March 31, 2020, and Disney is offering €10/£10 off a yearly subscription.
Researchers use artificial intelligence to develop powerful new antibiotic
Researchers at MIT have used artificial intelligence to develop a new antibiotic compound which can kill even some antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria.
NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is taking a two-week vacation
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is taking a two-week hiatus from its scientific mission so that maintenance can be performed on its flash memory.
