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Google Science Feeds: See the huge solar wings of China's space station in motion above Earth (video)
China's space station recently gained a new module and with it a pair of huge, solar energy-capturing "wings" that can rotate as the outpost orbits the Earth. A new video from China's human spaceflight agency, CMSA, shows the large solar arrays ...
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Google Science Feeds: Astronomers watch Betelgeuse recover after colossal blast
It's not about to go supernova, experts say. But new observations from the Hubble Space Telescope are helping astronomers understand how red stars like Betelgeuse lose mass as they age — and what consequences follow such a significant eruption.
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Google Science Feeds: The Big Bang Is Key to Understanding the Universe. What if It Never Actually Happened?
The James Webb Space Telescope is trying to capture the beginning point of the universe. That mission is liable to encounter a challenge that no technology can solve: What if there was no beginning?
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Google Science Feeds: US astronaut Jessica Watkins sets sights on Moon... and Mars
At 34, Watkins has many years ahead of her at the US space agency NASA, and could very well be one of the first women to step foot on the Moon in the coming years, as a member of the Artemis team preparing for upcoming lunar missions.
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Health News BBC: Some antidepressants may make heatwave challenging
Some types of mental health medication may make it difficult for the body to regulate temperature.
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Google Science Feeds: SpaceX launches more Starlink satellites in afternoon launch from California
SpaceX launched 46 more Starlink internet satellites on a Falcon 9 rocket Friday from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, adding more broadband relay platforms to the polar-orbiting segment of the network. The 229- ...
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Google Science Feeds: Annual August meteor shower continues to peak overnight
Each year, the Earth runs into that rock dust trail as it moves around the sun. The rock dust is in the same spot, which is why the meteor showers happen every year at the same time.
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Google Science Feeds: Supernova 'wreckage' blasts out cosmic rays in deep space
Their new findings link shockwaves and wreckage created by dying stars to natural high-energy proton accelerators in space, which are dubbed PeVatrons. These intriguing cosmic accelerators — which receive their name from their ability to boost ...
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Google Science Feeds: Which planet has the most moons? Moons of Saturn, Venus and Jupiter explained.
This great big solar system has plenty of secrets to tell. Just recently, NASA's new James Webb Telescope dazzled us mere earthlings with the first images released to date of galaxies eons in the past. The planetary systems surrounding us are similar ...
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Google Science Feeds: ESA Reveals Our Sun's Future While Building the Ultimate Milky Way Map
This image captured by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory on June 20, 2013, shows the bright light of a solar flare on the left side of the sun. NASA/SDO.
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