How Astronomers Hunt for City-Killer Asteroids That Lurk in the Sun’s Glare
Christopher Collins August 31, 2022
Why should we be more fearful of asteroids obscured by the sun than those hiding in the shadows of the darkest space?
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How You Can Trick Your Brain Into Recalling Your Past Experiences, Study Reveals
Christopher Collins August 30, 2022
Researchers suggest that when it comes to memories, the more complicated, the better! Use feelings and senses to help your brain recollect memories.
How Smart TVs Turned Our Living Rooms Into a Billboard With Targeted Ads
Christopher Collins August 29, 2022
Smart TVs are listening to what you say and collecting data on your every single preference the moment you turn them on.
One-Of-A-Kind Material Discovered That Acts Similar to Neurons in the Brain
Christopher Collins August 25, 2022
Vanadium Dioxide is probably the most exciting material for semiconductors since silicone.
Space-Based Solar Power: A New Solution to the Growing Energy Crisis?
Christopher Collins August 25, 2022
Space offers the perfect climate for solar power production, and there’s also zero chance of clouds or night affecting your power output. Plus, the sun’s rays are more intense up in space, so you can get all the power you need.
NASA’s Ambitious Artemis Program Will Put Humans Back on the Moon After 50 Years
Christopher Collins August 24, 2022
NASA believes that by sending people back to the Moon, it will be able to unlock its mysteries and learn more about the origins of our planet, and train astronauts for the future mission to Mars. That makes the Artemis program the most ambitious space endeavor since the Apollo program.
What Would Happen to Earth if It Had Several More Moons in Its Orbit?
Christopher Collins August 23, 2022
Why are scientists interested in how many more moons could safely orbit our Earth?
The Hawking Paradox: What Happens to a Black Hole When It Eventually Disappears Into Oblivion
Christopher Collins August 22, 2022
A new theory that could solve the Hawking paradox speculates that black holes could have ‘hair.’ Hair?!? What exactly do the researchers mean by that?
Even a Small Scale Nuclear War Could Trigger Global Famine, Researchers Predict
Christopher Collins August 19, 2022
The reckless political rhetoric of nuclear war places billions of people’s lives at risk from starvation. We are just one misunderstanding away from a worldwide catastrophe that could end the human race.
Zoo Gorillas Invented Unique New Sounds to Alert Zookeepers Who Feed Them
Kehinde Pius Oluwole August 18, 2022
There is no doubt that many animals have their own distinct languages, and some of the more advanced forms are found in communities of non-human primates like Gorillas, Chimpanzees, and Orangutans.
