To cover more ground, the guys drag a rake covered in magnets behind a truck in hopes of dredging up a few finds. See why Geoff joked, "we're taking heavy damage, captain!"
So much of what we consider to be normal here on Earth is a direct result of how our planet revolves around the sun (like seasons and temperatures around the globe). We put Earh into warp speed to see what a year's worth of planetary orbit looks ...
Cosmic dust and other matter cloud our view into space. So scientists have not technically seen a black hole. But one astronomer claims he has seen past the cosmic litter using a new infrared technology. And according to him, he saw a massive bla ...
One theory suggests that the world may be made of something called Weakly Interacting Massive Particles or WIMPs, and the answer to this theory can be found underground.
Does the usage of SIM's and computing power hold the answer to whether or not there is a creator of the universe? Perhaps we are merely computer simulations of our future selves.
Scientists are on a lengthy hunt for WIMPs (Weakly Interacting Massive Particles). After a year of searching underground, has the answer to the world's creation been uncovered?
At the height of the Cold War government scientists detect huge bursts of radiation. This source of radiation is a gamma ray burster and it's pointing directly at Earth! Could this be the Death Star Michio is looking for?
If we would like to explore the universe we would need a short equation created by a scientist and sci fi fan, which could hold the key to traveling at warp speed like the Star Trek Enterprise.
NASA's Spitzer Telescope discovered evidence that a high-speed collision between two planets happened thousands of years ago. Scientists think this type of collision is how planets, like the Earth, are formed.