240-Million-Year-Old Fossil of Dragon-Like Aquatic Reptile From Triassic Period Discovered in China

Medicine & Technology Feb 23, 2024

Paleontologists uncover secrets of the 240-million-year-old 'Chinese dragon,' revealing its distant relationship to long-necked plesiosaurs. Read the article for more details.

Dragon Origins Explained; Here Are Myths, Facts, and Fossil Records

Aug 14, 2023

China had descriptions of dragons dating back to 6200 to 5400 B.C., during the Xinglongwa culture. Read to learn more.

SpaceX Dragon Spacecraft Junk Crashes on Australian Sheep Farm

Aug 01, 2022

A space junk from an alleged SpaceX Dragon spaceship crashed in a remote area of Australia. Read on to know the details.

Four Astronauts Launched to the ISS in Less Than 16 Hours, SpaceX’s Fastest Dragon Flight Ever

May 01, 2022

SpaceX launched four Crew-4 astronauts from NASA and ESA to the ISS in less than 16 hours. Learn more about the company’s fastest dragon flight for NASA ever.

Russian Freighter Progress 80 Arrives at ISS Packed with Over 2,500 Kg of Cargo Catering to Astronauts

Feb 17, 2022

The Progress 80 freighter, a Russian cargo spacecraft arrived early morning today at the International Space Station delivering almost three tons of equipment and supplies to the orbiting lab.

Teenage Cancer Survivor Receives Robotic Dragon Pet to Grant Her Extraordinary Wish

Apr 14, 2021

Teenage cancer survivor receives a robotic dragon from Make-a-Wish Foundation who collaborated with Arrow Electronics to grant her wish.

Mysterious 'Baby Dragons' Now on Display in Slovenia Cave: Watch As How Their Eggs Hatch

Jun 12, 2020

Baby Dragon-like creatures, blind aquatic salamanders, called olms, have just been publicly released in the Postojna Cave, Slovenia.

Researchers Revealed How the Dragon Got Its Frill

Jun 25, 2019

Study shows that the dragon’s frill, as well as bones and cartilages that support it, develop from the branchial arches

Enough About Espresso—Here’s the Important Stuff that Landed on the International Space Station Today

Apr 17, 2015

It appears that, as usual, everyone is excited about coffee on a Friday morning. Yes the International Space Station now has an espresso machine for the Americans, but the Italians won the race to the first ISSpresso in space and that’s not even the most important stuff that arrived today thanks to SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft. And though the coffee may claim the spotlight, the nanotech, food and mice (yes, we said mice in space) are the really important things aboard this NASA payload.