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Extreme cosmic events such as colliding black holes or the explosions of stars can cause ripples in spacetime, so-called ...

The Gravity takes Lucid's successful EV formula as introduced in the Air sedan and stretches it into SUV form—with a few ...

The Lucid Gravity is the SUV follow-up to the Air sedan, but this advanced EV isn't just a rebodied version of the startup company's first model. It incorporates other changes as well. The Lucid ...

Behind-the-scenes, the crew of Blue Origin got to experience some unique and silly moments as they rotated about in zero ...

A novel way to find aliens might be through gravitational wave detection, Loeb says. He is interested in laser interferometry ...

The team at the Satellite Applications Catapult are standing by their gravity offload system, which can simulate microgravity ...