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Antares is now scheduled to launch Monday at 7:40 p.m. EDT.

When thrown properly, boomerangs can be lethal weapons.

It's not the Brooklyn Bridge, but authorities in Alabama do have a nuclear power plant they want to sell you.

An ancient Aboriginal site in Australia could be the world's oldest astronomical observatory, and it's a finding that has the potential to adjust our understanding of the dawn of agriculture, the Guardian reports.

The European Space Agency dispatched an experimental probe Sunday on the final leg of its quest to land on Mars, part of a mission aimed at exploring the red planet's atmosphere and searching for signs of life.

Two Chinese astronauts began the country's longest crewed space mission yet on Monday, blasting off on a spacecraft for a 30-day stay on an experimental space station as China steadfastly navigates its way to becoming a space superpower.

The final frontier could start opening up to the masses — well, the wealthy masses, at least — very soon.

China launched a pair of astronauts into space Monday on a mission to dock with an experimental space station and remain aboard for 30 days in preparation for the start of operations by a full-bore facility six years from now.

New research is focused on better understanding the T. rex’s tiny arms.

For the first time in more than 80 years, the Maud is floating above the sea surface.

If you're already scared of spiders, you're not going to like this next part.

Million of years in the past, a comet or an asteroid might have slammed into the Earth at an important time in its climatic history.

A rare key that a Titanic hero used to save lives during the tragic liner’s sinking is up for auction in the U.K.

We ain't afraid of no ghosts or zombies, according to a new national survey that suggests Americans are most fearful of government corruption

2020 may be the year a private space station gets off the ground.

The census of galaxies just got a whole lot bigger.

Archaeologists have unearthed evidence that ancient Greeks may have helped design the famous Terracotta Army, which could shed new light on China’s early contact with the west.

Dan Richman must have missed the "do not disturb" sign.

New craters are forming on the surface of the moon more frequently than scientists had predicted, a new study has found.

Over 70 years have passed since the Allied forces stormed Omaha Beach in Normandy, France during World War II, but a historic relic from that time still lives on.