Science and space

Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin broke down in tears in an interview and said, "The moon is not what you think."

There will be a rare "two-moon night" on 29 September 2026, when a second moon shares the sky with ours.

The 1986 Challenger shuttle disaster was faked, and it has been proven in court that the astronauts are still alive.

An image shows a giant spider-shaped rock formation on the surface of Mars.

A leaked NASA document called "Project Anchor" revealed that Earth would lose gravity for seven seconds on 12 August 2026.

It's dangerous to shower during a thunderstorm, and people have been killed or injured while doing so.

A video shows the upper stage of a SpaceX rocket smashing into the Moon on 5 August 2026 and throwing up a plume of dust.

Scientists released a James Webb Space Telescope image of the "Cosmic Vine", a line of galaxies linked together in a helix.