Science

In today’s day and age, most children are more interested in playing video games all night, watching television for hours, and gossiping on the Internet … Read more

Our minds are not in the hands of anyone else! All the same, regardless of our current circumstances and experiences. Regardless of where we come … Read more

In 2019, approximately 56.6 million Americans enrolled in public elementary and secondary schools, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. School districts across the … Read more

The fossils belong to three ichthyosaurs, and they may have been some of the largest animals that ever lived on Earth, according to a new … Read more

Solar flares and coronal mass ejections on the sun are caused by “magnetic reconnection”—when magnetic field lines of opposite directions merge, rejoin, and snap apart, … Read more

The Carlini base on King George Island, hosting the seismometer located closest to the seismic region, and the Bransfield Strait. Credit: Milton Percy Plasencia Linares … Read more

Enlarge / The Space Launch System rocket rolled back to the Vehicle Assembly Building this week. Trevor Mahlmann Welcome to Edition 4.41 of the Rocket … Read more

This artist’s concept depicts astronauts and human habitats on Mars. Credit: NASA Photovoltaics may be more practical for long stays on Mars thanks to today’s … Read more

Studies so far have provided a tantalizing glimpse at best. But that’s about to change. Next year, robotic vehicles will enter the bewildering icy depths … Read more