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B-21 Raider’s first flight: What we learned

B-21 Raider's nickname is Cerberus

Bird takes on typhoon for an insane 700-mile sky-high ride of his life

Scientists were lucky enough to have a record of a nuts nature-defying act spotting a huge flight pattern anomaly that coincided with the storm

Bloodhound is looking for someone to drive its 800 mph Rocket Car

Bloodhound LSR is powered by a jet engine sourced from a Eurofighter Typhoon fighter plane as well as a rocket motor

Orcas strike back (again), sinking another yacht in Europe after 45-minute attack

Major damage caused by an unknown number of orcas who repeatedly hit the yacht's rudder caused water to enter the vessel's hull

With Euclid’s first dazzling images, Webb finds a worthy rival in deep space

The Euclid space telescope, on a mission to chart the elusive dark universe, has captured its first images, revealing countless galaxies and a nearby nebula

Can this man bring back the woolly Mammoth? (video)

This is no easy task as it requires precise manipulation of the genetic code

Water-injected 2.0-liter turbo-four hydrogen engine spits out 410 hp

Hydrogen combustion engines have slowly been entering the serious phase of discussion

Extraordinary contra-rotating floating wind turbines to begin testing

The towers could scale to unprecedented size and power

Astronaut who helped guide Apollo 13 back to Earth safely dies at 87

"We lost one of our country’s heroes"

Study reveals the shocking factor that’s caused a dramatic shift in Earth’s tilt: “I’m concerned and surprised”

Based on prior research people pumped from the natural ground reservoirs an estimated 2,150 gigatons of water or 860 million Olympic pools, during the study’s time frame

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