The devastation of a giant meteorite impact on early Earth may have allowed life to flourish, new research suggests.

The rocks indicate an ancient, iron-rich environment, but the rover wasn't able study details of the rock's composition.

Daichi Fujii from the Hiratsuka City Museum in Japan captured a meteor impact the moon with multiple telescopes. Credit: ...

Seven of the 10 tracks on Billie Eilish's new album Hit Me Hard and Soft appear on Billboard's Hot Rock & Alternative Songs ...

The Chandrayaan-4 mission will collect soil and rock samples from the Moon, former chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), K. Sivan, announced on Saturday. Speaking at a private ...

New research based on samples from asteroid Ryugu reveals that phosphorus-rich compounds could explain how Earth became ...

In October last year, NASA launched the 1.2 billion (£988 million) Psyche spacecraft on a six-year, 2.2 billion-mile (3.6 billion-kilometre) trip to a space rock. NASA has said it has no ...

At Proper’s 90,000-square-foot cultivation and manufacturing facility in Rock Hill, most of the work space smells of skunky ...

A new trampoline park is coming to Rock Hill’s Galleria Mall. The Warren Norman Company announced the addition Wednesday. Big ...

The chemistry of the rock layers reveals remnants of the meteor itself, which was a primitive type of space rock called a carbonaceous chondrite. It would have measured between 23 and 36 miles (37 ...