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Space junk, or space debris, is a growing problem that poses a global threat to space exploration and human safety. Learn about what space junk is, how it is created, and the risks it poses.

Educators hope that they can eventually approximate a 1:1 teacher-student ratio for every student in the class through AI.

Astronomers have recently discovered the Sun to be shooting stars from its corona. A team of astronomers from Northumbria University in Newcastle, United Kingdom, has recently discovered a cosmic phenomenon on the Sun's surface, where its corona was seen 'shooting stars.

A wooden canoe used by the ancient Maya and believed to be over 1,000 years old was found with 38 bones and was possibly used in rituals.

Researchers used cells from Zinnia elegans, the common zinnia flower, to print custom-shaped wood segments.

Bolt is partnering with Starship Technologies, a robotics company that already has experience in the field.

Interesting Engineering reports: Chinese authorities have officially given the green light to commission a working thorium-based molten salt nuclear reactor. Currently under construction since 2018, the reactor in question, "Thorium Molten Salt Reactor — Liquid Fuel 1" (TMSR-LF1), is being b...

Tesla's Indian investment could start soon. Here's what Elon Musk and PM Narendra Modi discussed during their meeting.

This effort comes as more than 4 out of 5 oceans have never been explored, seen, and studied by humans.

Kairan Quazi is excited to start his first day as a SpaceX employee. He's 14-year-old, so he's the company's youngest software engineer!