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Nasa captured this image of Jupiter's 'twilight zone' and it is breathtakingly beautiful
Nasa's Juno spacecraft captured this image of Jupiter's cloud formations at its south pole, as it zoomed around Jupiter during its 11th flyby. → Read More
Scientists just discovered a secret penguin kingdom in Antarctica using drones and satellite images
Researchers spotted tell-tale poop stains in Nasa's existing satellite imagery of the Danger Islands, which led the incredible discovery. → Read More
What is Triada? Data-stealing malware infects over 40 Android models' firmware while manufacturing
Security researchers uncovered that the malware infects Android models during manufacturing so users receive already infected phones from the box. → Read More
A star zooming really close to black hole at the heart of Milky Way will test Einstein's theory
The star, S0-2, is one of two that can travel closest to the Sagittarius A* black hole in the center of the Milky Way. → Read More
Nasa finds exoplanet that has three times more water than Saturn located just 700 light years away
The exoplanet known as WASP-39b has a mass equal to that of Saturn and has been classified as a "hot Saturn". → Read More
GitHub was hit by a massive 1.35 Tbps DDoS attack – the most powerful ever recorded
The attack on GitHub, which lasted less than an hour, reportedly exploited memcached servers instead of bots. → Read More
7,000-year-old Native American burial site found deep underwater in an 'unprecedented' discovery
Archaeologists discovered the submerged prehistoric site, dating back to the Early Archaic period, near the Venice shoreline, off the coast of Florida. → Read More
Dawn of the Universe: Newly found signals from the very first stars may rewrite cosmic history
The new discovery also provides clues that could revolutionise our understanding of the mysterious dark matter particles. → Read More
A new species of tardigrade was found in a Japanese car park and it's even more peculiar than others
Tardigrades are highly resilient creatures are believed to be capable of surviving intense radiation and the vacuum of space. → Read More
Can Earth be hacked by aliens? Scientists say messages from space could destroy life as we know it
Scientists warn that in the event we receive any complex messages from extraterrestrial life forms, they should be destroyed to avoid a potential threat. → Read More
Could alien life exist on Enceladus? Scientists say earthly microbes could survive on Saturn's moon
Some hardy microbes, living in extreme conditions in the deepest parts of the Earth's oceans, could theoretically survive on Enceladus. → Read More
Powerful black holes explosions may have transformed Neptune-like exoplanets into rocky super-Earths
Scientists believe that impact from such supermassive black hole outbursts may be one of the most common ways for super-Earths to form at the centre of the Milky Way. → Read More
Hackers serve up double cryptocurrency miners by exploiting an Oracle server vulnerability
The malware has been designed to make the infected system really slow and also shut down any other malware already in the system. → Read More
Physicists just created an exotic new state of matter by stuffing an atom full of atoms
The new state of matter is formed at highly cold temperatures, using atoms where an electron orbits the nucleus at a great distance. → Read More
Engineers create device that generates electricity out of thin air and needs no direct sunlight
The device also doesn't need any batteries or depend on wind, relying instead on temperature changes to generate energy. → Read More
Are the stars surrounding the Milky Way alien space invaders or were they booted out of the galaxy?
A new study suggests that stars orbiting the Milky Way were formed within the galaxy but were "evicted". → Read More
What makes neutron stars shine so brightly? A star 28 million light years away provides new clues
Scientists found a fourth ultraluminous X-ray source, which they identified as a neutron star, located in the Whirlpool galaxy. → Read More
Faceless fish? These are some of the rarest and most bizarre-looking deep sea creatures ever found
Scientists recently collected over 100 deep sea species off the coast of Australia. → Read More
Is it too late to save the Amazon rainforest? Scientists say it is reaching the 'point of no return'
Scientists say that if deforestation extends 20% of its original area, it may be too late to save the Amazon rainforest. → Read More
Scientists reveal how the most intense explosions on the Sun are stopped by solar magnetic cage
The sun's surface is surrounded by a magnetic field that acts as a barrier to stop massive solar eruptions known as coronal mass ejections. → Read More