On a wooded knoll on private property in Lake Angelus — less than a mile from the Great Lakes Crossing shopping mall in Auburn Hills — stands a hidden landmark to the history of science ...

Honor has announced global availability for the Magic7 Pro, a flagship phone that features a 200MP sensor on its telephoto lens. While the phone has been available in China since October, it's now ...

We've spent a bit more time with the Leica D-Lux 8, an enthusiast compact camera that captured our imaginations last year. As part of our continued testing, we've put it in front of our standard ...

January is absolutely the month to take up astronomy. Mars is at opposition, its biggest and brightest, on January 15-16. Just a day later on January 17, Venus and Saturn are in conjunction ...

It’s most readily identifiable dusty realms lie between the bright central Huygens region and the neighboring De Mairan’s Nebula (M43). The latter is actually part of the same gas cloud that ...

The 245th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society is being held Jan. 12 to Jan. 16 and will feature remarkable findings from the James Webb Space Telescope. Thousands of scientists from ...

Why it's so special: This image of a spiral galaxy taken by the Hubble Space Telescope is a portrait more than two decades in the making. Like most full-color images of space objects, it's a ...

Find the best telescopes to unlock the wonders of the night sky and view lunar occultations, celestial conjunctions and planetary parades in January. The best telescope unlocks the wonders of the ...

Six of our solar system's planets are due to line up in our night sky in a strange phenomenon often called a "planetary parade" over the coming days, but one will temporarily disappear from view.

Shun Chi Sun Laboratory for Traditional Chinese Medicine Research, Faculty of Medicine, University of Hong Kong, Pokfulam, Hong Kong, China Correspondence: Dr. Louis W.C. Chow, Department of Surgery, ...

The company has been working with an observatory and the US National Science Foundation to study the effects of lowering its satellites to 350km (217 miles) versus 550km.