If you’ve been looking for more ways to enjoy your outdoor space, consider installing an outdoor TV to keep you—and your family—entertained once the sun goes down. Whether you’re into…
Continue readingNASA has shared a new learning guide for students to create their own video game to explore Mars with a helicopter like Ingenuity, which is expected to make its debut…
Continue readingPeople queue to receive AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The United Kingdom has used the vaccine more than any other European country. Clodagh Kilcoyne/ REUTERS By Kai Kupferschmidt,…
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Continue readingResearchers found that the cataclysmic asteroid impact that resulted in the destruction of nearly 75% of all terrestrial life on Earth drastically restructured tropical forests, setting the stage for the…
Continue readingScientific American August 2019 The five coastal countries will have to rectify their science and their politics
Continue readingANDREW RENNEISENGETTY IMAGES The Biden administration will keep rules in place allowing U.S. troops to deploy land mines. The rules will remain pending a review into the land mine issue….
Continue readingA world-first method to enable quantum optical circuits that use photons—light particles—heralds a new future for secure communication and quantum computing. The modern world is powered by electrical circuitry on…
Continue readingBy Michael Le Page A kangaroo and her joey survey the aftermath of a wildfire in Mallacoota, Australia, in 2020 Jo-Anne McArthur/We Animals/naturepl THE Great Barrier Reef is already in…
Continue readingFor the study, the researchers created a computer model of a classroom with students and a teacher, then modeled airflow and disease transmission, and calculated airborne-driven transmission risk. Credit: Michael…
Continue readingIn his striking photo series, photographer Greg White has captured the essence of base quantities, irreducible measurements that underlie science Physics 7 April 2021 By Gege Li Greg White Photographer…
Continue readingStaff No doubt you’ve heard the buzz about these egg-shaped wonders that can grill, sear, and smoke—and even make pound cake and pizza. Kamado is derived from the word for…
Continue readingSteven Pinker irks many of his fellow intellectuals. I’ve knocked him myself for his views on postmodernism and the origins of war, and he’s knocked me back. I am nonetheless…
Continue readingIllustration of a conceptual radio telescope within a crater on the Moon. The early-stage concept is being studied under grant funding from the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts program but is…
Continue readingI’m trying to work but my heart is pounding. I’m in my daughter’s bedroom, the only air-conditioned room in our house. Outside, the French summer roasts at 109 degrees Fahrenheit….
Continue readingFrom Siri to the QWERTY keyboard, inequality is embedded in the technology we increasingly rely on. A new book, Your Computer is on Fire, is a call to recognise tech’s…
Continue readingA 4,000-year-old stone slab, first discovered over a century ago in France, may be the oldest known map in Europe, according to a new study. The Saint-Bélec Slab dates back…
Continue readingBottom-dwelling fish such as Atlantic cod are often found near structures such as shipwrecks. Credit: NOAA Study suggests reducing fishing and addressing environmental changes would help cod recover. Overfishing likely…
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