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Hyundai just revealed two stunning electric vehicle concepts designed to win back Chinese drivers with smart technology and eye-catching designs. The Venus sedan and Earth SUV mark a bold new chapter for the automaker's IONIQ brand.
Two of the brightest planets in our solar system are putting on a stunning show this April, visible to anyone who looks up after sunset. No telescope needed to catch Venus glowing in the west and Jupiter shining high overhead.
Artist Jeff Koons opened a stunning exhibition in Athens that connects ancient fertility figurines with modern sculpture. The show brings together 10 Paleolithic Venus replicas with his giant balloon-like steel sculpture, celebrating 40,000 years of human creativity.
A teenage tennis player just turned 17 and made history at the Miami Open, electrifying fans in an afternoon match that has the tennis world buzzing. Tennis legend Venus Williams, 45, also returned to the court, giving fans double the reasons to celebrate.
Fran Jones defeated seven-time Grand Slam champion Venus Williams at the Miami Open, then told her hero she said goodnight to her poster every night as a child. The British player overcame illness to seize a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
On March 19, skywatchers can spot one of the youngest visible moon crescents of the year alongside brilliant Venus in the western sky. This stunning celestial pairing offers a rare chance to see the moon less than 24 hours after its new phase. #
March 2026 brings three spectacular sky shows you can see from your backyard. A red-glowing total lunar eclipse, a rare planetary meetup, and the spring equinox will all happen within three weeks.
Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, Mercury, Neptune and Uranus will parade across the sky together this weekend in a celestial event that won't happen again until 2040. Four of them will be visible without any special equipment.
Award-winning photographer Josh Dury captured a rare six-planet parade stretching across nearly 180 degrees of sky from England's southern coast. The cosmic lineup, visible through February 28, includes Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune in one breathtaking image.
Tennis legend Venus Williams is heading back to Indian Wells in March, proving age is just a number in professional sports. The seven-time Grand Slam champion will compete in both singles and doubles at the prestigious California tournament.
Look west at sunset tonight to catch a stunning celestial show featuring the crescent moon alongside Venus, Mercury, and Saturn. Jupiter will shine bright overhead, creating a planetary parade visible to the naked eye.
Six planets will appear together in the evening sky on February 28, creating a rare celestial event visible to stargazers worldwide. While some planets will need binoculars to spot, Jupiter and Venus will shine bright enough to see with the naked eye.
Stargazers are in for a treat this February with a rare moon mission launch, dazzling planet displays, and winter's brightest constellations lighting up the night sky. The month offers something spectacular to see almost every night, from Mercury and Venus dancing together to the brightest star in the sky making its grand appearance.
Scientists discovered that two asteroids sharing the same orbit were once a single body that broke apart up to 21,000 years ago. The cosmic debris could create a spectacular meteor shower on Venus this July.
In Emi Yagi's new novel, a shy woman who barely speaks to people finds unexpected connection and courage through weekly conversations with a Roman statue of Venus. The tender story explores intimacy, agency, and the risks we take for love.
Olga Danilovic turned certain defeat into stunning victory at the Australian Open, winning six straight games after falling behind 4-0 in the final set against seven-time Grand Slam champion Venus Williams. The 24-year-old's refusal to quit paid off with the biggest win of her career.
After a failed launch attempt left it drifting in space for five years, Japan's Akatsuki spacecraft made a stunning comeback to become Venus's only orbiter and revealed atmospheric secrets no one expected. The mission officially ended in September 2025 after 15 years of groundbreaking discoveries.
Tennis legend Venus Williams returned to the Australian Open after three years away, breaking the tournament's age record and receiving multiple standing ovations despite losing her first-round match. Fans packed John Cain Arena to witness the seven-time Grand Slam champion compete at 45, proving some moments matter more than the final score.