David is EMN's youth reporter. Keeping his eye on stories that interest EMN's young viewers..
Then, quite suddenly, he left his body.
He felt no fear, but saw himself frozen in mid grab, reaching for the cup.
The newly unveiled logo for US Space Force appears to have boldly gone where Star Trek went before.
With over 4,000 confirmed exoplanets, we’re starting to get an idea of which types are common and which are rare. We’ve learned that our solar system is rather unusual in ways you wouldn’t expect. Take, for example, the presence of large planets orbiting small stars.
NASA’s Kepler spacecraft was designed to find exoplanets by looking for stars that dim as a planet crosses the star’s face. Fortuitously, the same design makes it ideal for spotting other astronomical transients—objects that brighten or dim over time. A new search of Kepler archival data has uncovered an unusual super-outburst from a previously unknown dwarf nova. The system brightened by a factor of 1,600 over less than a day before slowly fading away.
What’s making these things fly out of the frozen continent?
‘We’ve just gently been asked to sweep it under the carpet. It didn’t happen – that’s what they said. But we know what we saw.’
Local people called them “Ciampate del Diavolo” or the devil’s trail, as only a supernatural entity could leave its footprints in apparent solid rocks. Discovered in 2001, for archaeologists the devil’s trails site near the Italian town of Roccamonfina is a rare example of humanoid footprints preserved in volcanic rocks.
An underground particle detector called the Borexino detector has detected 53 antielectron neutrinos emanating from the Earth, so-called geoneutrinos.
It’s the brain of a fruit fly, but it’s impressive nonetheless.
A man who died in Herculaneum during the historic Vesuvius eruption was found with an exploded skull and glass-like brain tissue.
Bigfoot sightings used to be the province of obsessive loners who spent a lot of time in the woods.
