SPACE
Early Mars was ravaged by giant tsunamis
About 3.4 billion years ago Mars was struck by a giant, wet disaster when two massive tsunamis up to 360 feet tall roared across the planet at the speed of a passenger jet.
HEALTH
Brain implant bypasses damaged nerves to control paralyzed limbs
Scientists have been able to bypass the nervous system entirely to help paralyzed patients regain control over their limbs.
OTHER NEWS
Rosetta mission finds pure oxygen and duck-like comet shape
The United States and Russia (previously the Soviet Union) have long dominated the space race, but Europe, Japan, and China, among others, have been trying...
The pocket shark: Ultra-rare and ultra-cute
Latest specimen is only the second ever found
More than half of all Mars missions have failed
Out of 43 attempts to take images or land on Mars, only 20 are regarded as successful.
New super-algorithm helps robot adapt to injuries and carry on with its mission
A missing feature for robots have for a long time been their disability to keep moving if their original design for some reason is damaged. Now scientists have found a way to teach robots to adjust and keep moving when disabled in a leg or joint.
Could glass deposits on Mars reveal how life was once present there too?
Finding old remnants of life in impact glass deposits on Earth, could prove to be one of the most promising possibilities to find evidence of life on Mars.
