Eccentric biohacker Bryan Johnson has even suggested that death might not be inevitable.
A YouTube Short illustrates a terrifying simulation of what would happen if the 'God of Chaos' asteroid were to hit planet Earth
The world's biggest firework - set off in Colorado - is an absolute whopper.
It sounds like something straight out of The Matrix.
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Would any messages picked up by probes make it back to Earth?
It's not a pretty picture.
Who knew a solar flare could sound so ominous?
Astronomers have discussed the possibility.
Meet the cat who's about to become very famous.
The YouTube team known as The Slow Mo Guys explained how they did it and it's absolutely mind-blowing.
If one wasn't enough, there are five to contemplate.
Without giving too much away we can say it's blurry, for starters.
It won't be a walk in the park, let's put it that way...
The iceberg is a staggering three times the size of New York City.
The result will blow your mind.
It's turning into a bit of a beef in the archaeology world.
Physicist Seth Lloyd explains the supporting evidence and ways of testing whether the universe is a computer simulation
It looks like something straight out of Harry Potter.
The JT-60SA nuclear fusion reactor has begun operations in Japan and marks a significant step towards sustainable energy solutions
You’ve seen doomsday bunkers for the apocalypse, but this is a whole new level.
Scientist Kelly Haston also spilled some space secrets on how The Mandalorian and Mars are colliding on the year-long mission.
This boy scout made his mom's shed radioactive with his stunt.
With emu-inspired legs and a baby's head protruding from its stomach, this really is the stuff of nightmares.
Scientists think they've figured out why this is happening