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'In our spacesuit collection for movies, we have replicas of pretty much every historic spacesuit that's been into space.' How the son of an aerospace machinist built some of Hollywood's most iconic astronaut looks (exclusive)

Space

Grand Canyon rock discovery has rewritten geology textbooks

Earth.com

New Chemical Kills 95% of Termites and Can’t Harm Humans

SciTechDaily

Ancient Protein Breaks Biological Rules by Working in a Mirror World

SciTechDaily

NASA is launching a $488 million mission with its new telescope, which is expected to provide a lot of data.

Farmingdale Observer

A surprising study found hints of biological activity on a distant planet. Now, scientists say there’s more to the story

CNN

Groundbreaking new study finds that dark energy doesn’t exist

The Brighter Side of News

New Measure Of The Universe’s Expansion Suggests Resolution Of A Conflict

Eurasia Review

Scientists Uncover Hundreds New Giant Viruses That May Be Quietly Threatening Ocean Life

Indian Defence Review

Pacific sediment cores unlock millions of years of climate history

Earth.com

Mysterious 6,000-year-old skeletons with never-before-seen DNA rewrites human history

Daily Mail

CNN interrupted for devastating Elon Musk news amid Donald Trump showdown

Irish Star

Scientists Just Discovered a ‘Super-Earth’ : Atmosphere, Size, Distance… It Has It All!

The Daily Galaxy

Underwater Megavolcano Set to Release Millions of Tons of Lava, Experts Warn

The Daily Galaxy

Geologists Just Cracked Open a 500-Million-Year Mystery in the Grand Canyon — What They Found Is Rewriting Earth’s History

Indian Defence Review

We interrupt the Musk-Trump feud with a teensy bit of news from the climate front

Daily Kos

Astronomers thought the Milky Way was doomed to crash into Andromeda. Now they're not so sure

Phys.org

Vandenberg’s Next Mission: SpaceX Rocket Launch on Sunday

Noozhawk

NASA Spots Strange Towering Shape Breaking Through Mars’ Atmosphere

The Daily Galaxy

Little-known cells might be key to human brain’s massive memory

The Washington Post