NASA Unveils New Spacesuit That First Woman on Moon Will Wear
The Exploration Extravehicular Mobility Unit builds on the designs of spacesuits currently used by astronauts when they conduct spacewalks outside the International Space Station.
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The Mystery of the Giant Crystals: How the 36-foot Geode of Pulpà Formed
The geode contains crystals over six foot tall, which are so clear they look like ice.
Hurricanes Can Trigger 'Stormquakes' in the Ocean Floor in New Geophysical Phenomenon
The newly identified natural phenomenon is the result of powerful storms transferring some of the vast amounts of energy that they produce into the Earth's crust.
All Female Spacewalk: This Is What Christina Koch and Jessica Meir Will Be Doing Outside the International Space Station
An astrophysicist told Newsweek the walk "represents years of dedication, study, hard work, and pushing limits and that is truly inspirational."
Nobel Prize Winner Says 'It's Completely Crazy' To Think Humans Will Relocate to the Planets He Discovered
Mayor's co-laureate, Didier Queloz agreed, telling Newsweek, "It's time to stop dreaming and confront reality, and for our human society to carry our effort and act to ensure that a future exists and that maybe, one day, we will be able to journey among the stars."
Last Year's Extreme Snowfall Caused 'Complete Reproductive Failure' in Arctic Ecosystem
Although poor reproduction rates have been known to affect individual species in the past, this is the first time such low reproductive rates have been seen at every stage of the ecosystem.
Long Lost Ancient City Uncovered Deep in Cambodian Jungle
The researchers say that the city represents an "enormous and remarkably early experiment in formal urban planning."
Octopus That Changes Color While Sleeping Might Be Dreaming, Scientist Says: 'This Really Is Fascinating'
"If she is dreaming, this is a dramatic moment. You could almost narrate the body changes and narrate the dream," the scientist said.
Tyrannosaurus Rex's Bite Was so Powerful It Should Have Shattered the Dinosaur's Own Skull. Here's Why It Didn't
The dinosaur could bite with about three times the force of large crocodiles or great white sharks.
Picasso Painted Over This Portrait of a Sitting Woman. Now an AI Has Reconstructed the Lost Work of Art
Until now, all that could be made of the woman was the faintest trace of her outline. However, by using a neural network, computer scientists were able to bring the painting back to life.
Hackers Are Spreading Malware-Infested Emails Claiming to Offer Free Copies of Edward Snowden's New Book
"Time to organize collective readings of Snowden book everywhere," the hackers' email reads, claiming to have a copy of the bestselling book in a booby-trapped Microsoft Word document.
Incas Built Machu Picchu Over Tectonic Faults on Purpose, Potentially Solving Mystery of Monument's Extreme Location
The majestic Incan citadel is located around 8,000 feet above sea level atop a narrow mountain ridge in a remote section of the Andes.
NASA Says 2019 Arctic Sea Ice Minimum Ties for Second Lowest on Record: 'There Is No Sign That the Sea Ice Cover Is Rebounding'
Satellite data shows sea ice on September 18 covered just 1.6 million square miles.
This Hallucinogenic Plant May Have Been Used to Induce a Trance-Like Rage in the Vikings' Toughest Warriors
Beserkers entered battle in a trance-like rage that was said to make them near invincibleâand various theories have been put forward to explain how this rage was induced.
Hacker Takes Over Couple's Smart Home, Plays Vulgar Music And Raises Temperature to 90 Degrees
"My heart was racing. I felt so violated at that point," says Samantha Westmoreland, whose Google Nest system was apparently hacked.
