World Space Week this year, which runs between Oct. 4 and Oct. 10,is celebrating how space technology is aiding us in our fight against climate change on Earth — but sometimes it pays to also ...

Earth take those events into consideration or, maybe even, cross over with them? The answer is yes. Speaking to Vanity Fair, ...

Rare Earth Revolution: Powering the Future of Technology December 28, 2024 — 07:00 am EST Written by Jeffrey Neal Johnson, MarketBeat Contributor for MarketBeat -> ...

Watch "Earth 2100," a two-hour television event, Tuesday, June 2, at 9 p.m. ET. Imagine our future as two doors. Door No. 1 is our current path, or as the scientists put it, business as usual.

A quartet of small, rocky exoplanets likely circle Barnard's Star, around 6 billion light-years from Earth, putting them in ...

Over the last six decades, a bunch of exciting real-world scientific advancement have been made, bringing society closer to a whole host of Star Trek inspired (however loosely it might be) things.

Giant rats could take over earth in the future. NOT apes, but rats are expected to take over the planet as they evolve from small rodents to giant beasts in the future.

For one example of how companies are trying to develop new technologies that’ll change the materials we need in the future, check out this story about rare-earth-free magnets from earlier this year.

It’s easy to see why science fiction is usually viewed as the literature of the future — a lot of SF is about advanced science or technology, and speculating about what might be.

A futuristic telescope design could one day let scientists finally look at fine details of the atmosphere of Earth-sized exoplanets — confirming if some are potentially habitable worlds.

Over the course of Earth’s history, its landmasses have collided to form supercontinents, which have then broken part. The last supercontinent, Pangea, existed from 330 million to 170 million ...

Compared to most technologies on this list, power beaming from space is actually ahead of the curve. In January of 2023, the Caltech-built Space Solar Power Demonstrator launched into Earth orbit.