Data from China’s Zhurong rover suggests there was substantial liquid water on Mars far more recently than we thought.

A Kyiv gallerist and Puerto Rican art gallery are auctioning off NFTs of art created in conflict to support Ukrainian artists.

Robots are helping humans in a growing number of places - from archaeological sites to disaster zones to sewers.

Deep beneath Finland, a “tomb” for nuclear waste is set to be a test for geological disposal facilities.

Mixing silk protein with a gel matrix allowed for better cell growth and healing in rat models.

People living with insulin-dependent diabetes have been waiting a long time for it to be more affordable. Could things change?

Combining satellite and Street View images, Google Maps’ “immersive view” will let you explore select neighborhoods soon.

Stanford scientists have designed a gravity telescope concept that could take stunningly clear images of exoplanets.

A former NASA scientist has co-developed a pair of glasses designed to prevent myopia by glowing in a precise wavelength of visible light.

The sheer amount of stuff already floating in space makes the domino effect of explosions a likely possibility.

Thanks to AI, digital avatars, and robotic cannons, John McEnroe is taking on his toughest opponent: himself.

End-of-life planning app Bereev helps you prepare for your death so that your loved ones will be able to focus on grieving after you pass.

Lunar soil was used to grow plants for the first time, suggesting that we may be able to produce food for astronauts off-world.

Some critics say CGI has actually gotten worse. Here's why it's not so simple.

Stanford researchers have found that an infusion of cerebrospinal fluid from young mice improves the memory of old ones.

Two types of nanotechnology, metalenses and metamaterials, could soon make Harry Potter's invisibility cloak a reality.

Atlanta-based startup Hermeus is developing a hypersonic plane to ferry passengers around the globe at incredible speeds.

California startup SpinLaunch sent a camera flying toward space at more than 1,000 mph and then released the video online.

The UK's development of an urban airport for flying cars and drones could inspire other nations to follow suit.

The Warriors are using data in an attempt to deliver the best — and best targeted — fan experience possible.