Massive geysers have been detected and found to be spewing its contents heavenwards in impressive displays. No these are not the geysers of Yellowstone National Park or the resultant activities of Mt. Kilauea in Hawaii. These eruptions are taking place on Jupiter’s distant moon, Europa. NASA/JPL Xianzhe Jia, a researcher at the University of Michigan, has published a study of Europa’s geysers based on indirect evidence gathered by NASA’s Galileo satellite that passed by the moon back in 1997, writes Science Alert.

Starting on May 8, our solar systems largest planet entered into an orbital phase that brings it the closest it comes in the course of its celestial trek. Pixabay Throughout the month, Jupiter will appear a bit bigger and a bit brighter, writes IFL Science. That is because it will be ‘only’ 409 million miles from earth, 5 million miles closer than its last close pass in 2017. On May 8th, the planet was aligned directly opposite the sun, making it on the “exact opposite side of Earth to the sun.

Hawaii’s Kilauea continues to erupt and the earth around it continues to rumble and crack apart, opening hellish fissures that scar the plush green countryside of the island. PX Here More and more residents are being forced to flee the glacial advance of lava, the downpour of rocks and boulders falling back to earth after each volcanic burst and now Hawaiian residents have another threat to worry about: a clean energy plant that could go boom if steps are not taken to ‘kill it’ before the volcano uses it to amplify its destructive reign, reports Science Alert.

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So far, the year of 2018 has been a miserable experience for airline passengers, inflight staff, and the carriers that operate more than 87,000 flights in the continental U.S. every single day. From dead pets to exotic stowaways, flying the friendly skies can often feel more like riding a rollercoaster. To ease your pre-flight anxieties, we’ve put together an epic list of the top ten air travel debacles since New Year’s Eve.

A courageous photographer went deep undercover to show the grim truth behind the Disney parks. Little did we know that part of Disney’s magic is dark magic. Walt Disney himself has experienced his fair share of infamy. His anti-semitism is widely known, so it’s not surprising that even more secrets are right near the parks. The place commonly known as the “happiest place on Earth” may be the exact opposite for some people.

There is an adage that says, ‘Memories are fleeting’. This may or not be true depending on the person. Researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), however, may have just proven that certain types of memories are permanent and may be etched in our biological make up. Wikipedia In a story by Live Science, it is reported that the UCLA team has extracted the imprinted memories of one snail and implanted them in another.

A Rutgers University researcher has confirmed a phenomenon that has been happening every 400,000 years or so for the last 200 million years, and it involves our planet and a couple of other planets in our Milky Way neighborhood. Pixabay You ever have those people in your life that, whenever you’re around them, can just kind of knock you out of your orbit? Well, the Earth does, too! Except those people are planets and they go by the name of “Jupiter” and “Venus.

Unless you’re one of the lucky few billionaires who can commute from home to office via helicopter, you probably, at some point during your work day, have to deal with traffic. Well, if one Elon Musk has his way, those present day traffic aggravations will soon be coming to an end. Flickr Frustrated by his daily commute, Tesla and Space-X CEO Elon Musk once vowed that he would dig a tunnel beneath Los Angeles and bypass the bumper-to-bumper traffic.

If NASA is correct, some frequent flyers may soon get to cut the amount of time they spend on board an airplane in half. That’s because NASA has been busy making gains in improving super sonic air travel – and not just for astronauts. CNN Supersonic commercial flights have been hiatus since 2003, after the British-French Concorde went belly up to due to expensive operations and prohibitive passenger fares. While aeronautic enthusiasts mourned the end of such flights, those living in the path of the incoming and outgoing airplanes felt relief that the loud, bone rattling sonic booms of the Concorde would no longer be heard.