SpaceX Makes History By Orbiting Over The Earth’s Poles. Why Haven’t We Done It Before?
Usually, rockets are launched from west to east, for several important reasons.
DC’s Cherry Blossoms Are In Peak Bloom, But Why Is The Capital Covered In The Flowering Trees?
The Tidal Basin in Washington DC during early spring is pink. Very pink.
Most Intense Ultra Short Electron Beam Of Its Kind On Earth Fired At SLAC Lab
The new beam has five times more peak current than any other similar beam on Earth.
Closest Single Star To The Sun Discovered To Have Four Little Planets Around It
Barnard’s Star is notorious among astronomers for a history of false planet detections but it appears the latest discovery – a family of four rocky planets – has been confirmed.
Scientists Find One Lifeform That Could Survive Extreme Extraterrestrial Environments
If we ever go to Mars, send these guys first.
Scientists Spot Rivers That Are ”Hydrologic Equivalent Of A Wormhole Between Two Galaxies”
These rivers at first seem to defy the rules of hydrology.
The US Government Just Cut 10,000 Jobs, Dismantling Its Safety Net For Americans’ Health
Award-winning researchers and federal workers who keep Americans healthy and informed have been fired.
Not Just Hallucinations: Study Reveals Biological Basis Of Near-Death Experiences
The explanation may be more evolutionary than spiritual.
Eerie Images Recovered From Loch Ness Monster Camera Trap Lost Underwater For 55 Years
The camera was set up to trigger if Nessie came by. 55 years later, they were able to recover the photos.
Scientists Pioneer New Way To Transform Toxic ”Forever Chemicals” Into Valuable Material
The technique upcycles the harmful chemicals in a way that produces minimal waste and problematic byproducts.