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The Ocean is sinking into Earth’s mantle & a dead Supercontinent is partly to blame

Every year, billions of gallons of ocean waterfall into the Earth at tectonic plate boundaries, then gush back out at hydrothermal vents

Asteroid as wide as football field could hit earth in September

An Earth impact from a space object is extremely rare however asteroids have hit the planet previously and caused significant damage. Just ask the dinosaurs...

New report suggests “High likelihood of Human Civilization coming to an End” starting in 2050

The climate change analysis was written by a former fossil fuel executive and backed by the former chief of Australia's military

NASA head issues meteor warning, calls for cooperation to meet threat! (photo)

“This is not about Hollywood, this is not about movies, this is about ultimately protecting the only planet we know right now to host life"

New York City has been obliterated in a new asteroid-impact simulation

During last year's simulation, the group successfully saved Tokyo from a catastrophic impact by launching a nuclear bomb at the asteroid

Even if we can stop a dangerous Asteroid, being human may mean we don’t succeed

Scientists & engineers know in theory what they could do, depending on how much warning they have

Off the coast of Portugal, the Earth’s crust might be peeling in two

The peeling is likely driven by a water-absorbing layer in the middle of the tectonic plate!

Venus missions? Interstellar probes? Here are 18 wild space tech ideas NASA is looking at

These early-stage projects could change how we explore the universe

Most detailed Hubble image ever captures 265.000 galaxies across the cosmos

As wide as the image is, the Hubble Legacy Field still only encompasses an incredibly small patch of sky - just short of the width of the full Moon

Astronomer warns against SETI: “Maybe they will come and eat us”

Is it risky for Earth to send signals to extraterrestrials?

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