Scientists just found 72 galaxies hiding in the sky and there could be alien worlds out there
The discovery was made using MUSE instrument mounted on top of ESO's Very Large Telescope in Chile.
Watch how humans and robots will live together in UAE's futuristic Martian city
"On behalf of the United Government of Mars, I would like to welcome you to your second home."
Nasa reveals incredible images of its 'souped-up' Mars 2020 rover
The rover will use new science instruments to hunt signs of ancient microbial life on the Martian surface.
Watch these men jump from one of Europe's highest peaks and land right into a flying plane
The duo jumped from an altitude of more than 13,000ft to land safely into the flying plane.
These stars are defying the gravity pull of Milky Way's supermassive black hole and no one knows why
Extremely turbulent environments and intense radiation from black holes are capable of ripping apart young stars, but these neighbours exist.
You can now own the vinyl edition of Nasa's Voyager Golden Record
Though this version won't be wrapped in gold, like the one soaring through deep space, it would still have the all sounds that Nasa sent 40 years ago aboard the Voyager spacecraft.
US Air Force could soon fly MIT's near-supersonic rocket drones
The vehicle is built out of titanium through 3D printing and will achieve speeds of around 990kmph for two to five minutes.
Soft robots could soon use these origami-inspired muscles to lift 1,000 times their own weight
The muscles could be used to develop technologies for space exploration, medical surgeries, or even deep-sea research.
Stellar feat: Astronomers capture 3D movement of stars to study dark matter in nearby galaxy
Using datasets from Hubble Space Telescope and ESA's Gaia satellite, researchers measured the movement of stars within Sculptor Dwarf Galaxy.
As China scales back, India set to become the world's largest emitter of toxic sulfur dioxide
India, which became the world's second largest sulphur dioxide emitter in 2010, is now closing in on China.
Watch: Plane window terrifyingly comes loose during flight over Chile
As passengers expressed concern over the terrifying video, an airline pilot said the loose window was not a safety issue.
Nasa teams up with students to scale up VR environments for exploring space and rock formations
Nasa is working with a group of five high school and college students in a bid to improve virtual reality technologies.
Humanoid robot Sophia wants to start a family because it's a 'really important thing'
The robot that made headlines after receiving Saudi citizenship also spoke about the sensitive issue of bots joining humans at work sometime in future.
'Mad' Mike Hughes' DIY rocket launch: Flat-Earther postpones his lift-off after launchpad breakdown
'Mad' Mike Hughes, who believes that the Earth is flat, has spent years and about $20,000 (£15,100) to build his very own steam-powered rocket.
Russia's MiG-35 jets to soon be able to hit targets without entering enemy air-defense range
The initial variants of the missile, dubbed X-35AT and X-31, will be used in MiG-35K navy fighter jets and are already in production.
Scientists develop life-saver robot to help damaged heart ventricles pump blood
The new device can selectively assist either left or right ventricle of the heart to restore blood flow.
Ocean spa: Watch bowhead whales use giant boulders to exfoliate
A group of researchers used a drone to capture the whales as they exfoliated in Canada's Cumberland Sound.
This robotic glove could give you 'extraordinary abilities' with four instead of two hands
Built from 3D-printed parts, the glove uses finger-based motion to open, close, pinch and grip objects.
InSight Mars lander clears crucial test, inches closer to 2018 launch
The InSight mission was initially scheduled to launch last year, however, it was postponed due to a leaky container.
In a first, Japanese researchers witness lightning triggering nuclear reactions in sky
The long-theorized phenomenon was witnessed after using four radiation detectors installed at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant in Niigata.
Darpa wants to turn plants into biohazard-detecting spy sensors
Plants naturally react to environmental changes and the agency wants to leverage this quality through genetic engineering.
Light pollution: Energy-saving LEDs are making night skies brighter than ever in several countries
Instead of yielding expected energy savings, the "lighting revolution" is destroying the night skies.
This DIY muon detector can catch cosmic particles in virtually all environments
The device uses common electrical parts and can be built with an investment of $100.
Nasa bids Cassini farewell with the release of its last photo of Saturn and icy rings
The final shot was created from a series of images taken when Cassini spacecraft was approximately 1.1 million kilometres from Saturn.
Watch Nasa's AI-piloted drone race its human-controlled counterpart
The AI-backed drone uses cameras to track its position and matches it with a pre-loaded map to move around and avoid obstacles.
Meg Whitman, one of the most powerful women executives, to step down early next year
Meg Whitman will be succeeded by Antonio Neri, the current president of HP Enterprise.
James Webb Space Telescope clears crucial cooling test, inches one step closer to launch
The telescope will be launched into space by European Space Agency's Ariane 5 rocket sometime between March and June 2019.
Anti-science flat-Earther 'Mad' Mike Hughes to fly over ghost town in DIY steam-powered rocket
The rocket booster will take him up to an altitude of 1,800ft at speeds of around 500mph.
Japanese startup to create world's first artificial meteor shower over Hiroshima
The shower involves real material coming down from orbit and burning in the atmosphere.
Mars' dark streaks likely to have been caused by sand, not water
The dark streaks, technically dubbed Recurring Slope Lineae, are mostly found on rocky slopes in dark regions of Mars.