Thank you!

We're hurtling through the galaxy at 828,000 kilometers per hour (514,500 miles per hour), so why do we feel stationary?

Amid warming temperatures, the Batagay megaslump is churning out heaps of permafrost every single year.

If you could actually do this, flight times would be the least of your concerns.

According to the theory, we are encoded at the edge of a black hole in a much larger universe.