Over 4.6 billion years ago, Earth took shape from a spinning cloud of dust and gas surrounding the young sun. Tiny particles ...

Moon is slowly moving away from Earth at a rate of 3.8 centimetres per year. This gradual drift affects Earth’s rotation and ...

Over 4.6 billion years ago, Earth took shape from a spinning cloud of dust and gas ... it cooled and clumped into a single massive body—the moon. That impact didn’t just create a satellite ...

The asteroid that once had a small chance of striking Earth and now might slam into the moon resembles a spinning hockey puck.

Despite decades of searching for this signal, astronomers have yet to find it. The problem is that our Earth is too noisy, ...

Apparently, it’s moving further away from the Earth each year. At an annual rate of 3.82 centimeters, the moon's creeping ...

The asteroid is shaped like a hockey puck and is about the size of a football field in diameter which is about 60m.

The asteroid that once had a small chance of striking Earth and now might slam into the moon resembles a spinning hockey puck, scientists said Tuesday. A team of astronomers used the Gemini South ...

A giant sequoia located in Sequoia National Park in California, the General Sherman is 52,500 feet in volume and is more than ...

YR4, once flagged as a potential Earth threat, is now being tracked for a possible Moon impact in 2032, with a 3.8% chance of ...

This rapid spin could influence how the asteroid behaves during close encounters with other space objects. While Earth seems safe, the Moon still faces a minor risk. There’s a small chance ...