Nation World News- Tyrannosaurus Rex Is a carnivorous dinosaur famous for having an unusually strong bite, so that it is capable of paralyzing and destroying
This week, Oakland, Calif., issued a warning about a cyanobacteria bloom on Lake Merritt. While this material is dangerous to humans today, traces it may have left on ancient rocks could hold the key to our understanding how life developed on Earth.
The Apollo missions that sent humans to the Moon were solely staffed by white men, and NASA has sought over the years to widen its recruitment to a more diverse group of candidates.
The Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) in Baltimore, Maryland, announced that retired US Senator Barbara A. Mikuluski has donated her collection of
TransAstra, a leader in space domain awareness, orbital logistics, and space mining, announced today a collaboration with educational technology platform
Advertisement Brain researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have been awarded a $4 million grant for the miniscope they developed to better observe brain activity in animals. The grant was given by NIH Brain Initiative to develop next-…
Researchers at The University of Luxembourg Develop a Method to Learn Grasping Objects on the Moon from 3D Octree Observations with Deep Reinforcement Learning
News of the faster rotation led to misleading posts on social media about the significance of the measurement, leading some to express concern about its implications.
Are superfoods really that super? A healthy diet is important for many individuals. Whether it's quinoa, chia seeds, or goji berries, 48% of people believe that these often promoted "superfoods" are a necessary component of a healthy diet. They are said to ha…
New research suggests the seven continents were created by giant meteorite impacts—similar to the one that wiped out the dinosaurs. They happened more than three-and-a-half billion years ago, before life on Earth began— so the discovery sheds fresh light on e…
The ultimate planet-saving technology has to be fusion power. You can find its fuel (hydrogen) in water, it can create vast amounts of energy from only a few kilograms of fuel, it produces no carbon…
On May 14, 2018, a storm blew through the Twilight Zone of Oklahoma. Rather than scatter the Earth in jagged lightning bolts, the dense cloud veil fueling
Astronomy deals with events that occur over many billions of years, including the life of a star. How is the life of a star studied given such vast timespans?
Donna Kane's musings about starlight in the sky above Rolla, B.C., inspired her to write a poem weaving together science and imagery. Her poem has now been published in Scientific American, which has millions of readers.