Spoiler alert, it was really far away
Scientists can't seem to agree on where the source of the heartbeat is - let alone its cause
Six flags have been planted on the Moon in total but not all of them are still standing
NASA scientist Anca Selariu spoke about the deep connection she felt to Earth while being away on 'Mars'
It would be disastrous for all life on Earth
Pollution is having a major impact on our lives and our planet, but did you know Earth's days are getting longer?
Astronaut Ron Garan experienced a phenomena known as the 'overview effect'
The unexpected aurora surprised many on Christmas Day 2022
One of the asteroids set to fly by Earth is estimated to be about the size of a mountain
The findings offered conclusive answers on a long-debated topic
Guillermo Söhnlein also co-founded his Humans2Venus Foundation in 2020.
A bold man wanted to send flat-earthers to space to put the debate to bed finally
Earth's Black Box is an impressive creation by a team of researchers and scientists
When you think we know everything about our planet, something new comes to light
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The sonic boom even led to NASA getting involved
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A moon-forming impact 4.5 billion years ago could be proven after remains of what is thought to be Theia are found deep within Earth
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The cosmonaut was on an important space mission when he fell from space
Theories have been forming since a large crack suddenly appeared in Kenya in 2018
The groundbreaking discovery was made in Finland
<p>A new study has suggested Earth is currently heading towards its sixth mass extinction of the planet’s biodiversity. The study builds on previous warnings that species on our planet have been dying off at an alarming rate. There have been five extinction events in Earth’s history; these are events that are signified by mass biodiversity <a href="https://www.unilad.co.uk/science/earth-getting-closer-to-sixth-mass-extinction-study-finds/" title="Read more" >…</a></p>
<p>An asteroid bigger than any building on Earth is set to hurtle past our planet after it was first discovered nearly 30 years ago. The recently-released Netflix film Don’t Look Up has warned us of what can happen to humanity when it chooses to ignore giant rocks hurtling towards us from space, but luckily even <a href="https://www.unilad.co.uk/science/kilometre-wide-asteroid-to-blast-past-earth-tomorrow/" title="Read more" >…</a></p>
<p>When it comes to saving the planet from climate change there have been plenty of proposed and necessary solutions; reduce greenhouse gas emissions, switch to renewable sources of energy, embrace a vegan diet, the list goes on. Yet, while some people on Earth seem to be developing a harmful ‘f*** the planet’ attitude despite it <a href="https://www.unilad.co.uk/life/ecosexuals-believe-having-sex-with-earth-will-save-the-planet/" title="Read more" >…</a></p>
<p>An out-of-control piece of a Russian spacecraft has re-entered the atmosphere and plunged down to Earth. The Russian Angara A5 rocket blasted off from Earth in a test flight on December 27, 2021, and while the journey initially looked to be going well, a bid to move the spacecraft into a higher orbit proved unsuccessful. <a href="https://www.unilad.co.uk/technology/out-of-control-spacecraft-crashes-to-earth-after-major-failure/" title="Read more" >…</a></p>