PUNCH, a bold new NASA mission, has successfully taken its first images of the Sun’s corona from orbit using four ...

April 10 (UPI) --A British teenager broke a Guinness World Record by hand-drawing a flip-book that went on for 1,300 pages. Max Budgen, 17, of Petersfield, Hampshire, told Guinness World Records ...

Mike Brown is convinced that beyond Neptune, at the far reaches of our solar system, there's an unseen giant planet. "This is the 5th largest planet in our solar system, lurking out there ...

Miranda, the deformed and most undersized of Uranus' large moons, features a patchwork of ridges, valleys, and great cliffs. Scientists consider its mixed-up surface to be the product of intense ...

TACLOBAN CITY — The municipal building of Paranas town in Samar is now powered by a 48-kilowatt solar panel system. The solarization project was made possible through a partnership with the ...

Max, aged 17 when he drew the flip book, decided to attempt this record as a personal challenge. It took him over three weeks of hard work to create! Turning point in Ukraine war: Germany gets ...

Walking among the planets illustrates the vast emptiness of outer space much better than diagrams or books. Since its completion, the Sweden Solar System has become a popular educational resource.

The fifth generation of Galaxy Book laptops has slowly started becoming available during the winter. They build on the previous generation’s models without making significant changes in style, design, ...

The Department of Education did not say how many schools still need a new ventilation system, but their air quality ... The New Brunswick government has flip-flopped on its protocol for testing ...

Thoma Bravo is looking to sell a portion of a $525 million second-lien loan it provided last month to support the leveraged buyout of SolarWinds, according to people familiar with the matter. The ...

"It's a different way of experiencing the mechanics of the solar system for yourself," said Catherine Muller, an astronomer at Royal Observatory to Sky News science correspondent Thomas Moore.

Unfortunately, the three will not be completely aligned, which means only part of the solar system's star will be covered. This is set to take place from 9.56am to 12.14pm on Saturday, with ...