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The UN Will Give You $15,000 To Help Address Climate Change
This is an opinion piece by Erik Solheim, Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme. During an extraordinary year in Bern, Switzerland, a young German ...
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Humans May Be Living In Triassic-Period Conditions By 2250
The Triassic Period was a gnarly time to be alive on Earth, and not only because it was Act One of the age of dinosaurs. This epoch stretched from 251 to 199 million years ...
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NASA Is Stress-Testing Its Next Gigantic Kickass Space Telescope
The Hubble Space Telescope, the first major optical telescope ever hurled into space, broke down a lot. Since its launch in 1990, NASA has organized five separate missions ...
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Scientists To Repeat 19th-Century Ship's Crossing Of Polar Ice Cap
In 1893 the Norwegian explorer Fridtjof Nansen embarked on a mission of extraordinary boldness and ingenuity. He planned to become the first person to reach the north pole ...
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The Top 10 Scientific Discoveries That Renewed Our Faith In Humanity This Year
On each of the three NASA Mars rovers, there’s a tiny inscription written on the sun dial. It details the mission and what us mere Earthlings hoped to achieve by send...
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How NASA’s Longest Space Dweller Sees Earth
Now, over 70 years later, spaceflight and imaging technologies have rocketed to new heights, and the human conception of Earth as one interlinked planetary entity has also ...
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Quantum Leap: Researchers Send Information Using A Single Particle Of Light
According to research published Thursday in Science, physicists at Princeton University have designed a device that allows a single electron to pass its quantum information...
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Scientists Are Using the Enzyme That Makes Fireflies Glow to Track Brain Cells
Fireflies and other bioluminescence-producing species (e.g. bacteria, jellyfish, worms, sharks) create light through a chemical reaction in their body catalyzed by an enzym...
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For The First Time, Researchers Bridge Quantum Computers On A Single Chip
Despite the rapid emergence of mobile devices and cloud computing, it's still intuitive to think of computers as relatively self-contained systems. And, as self-contained s...
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Mercury Is More Earth-Like Than We Thought
Mercury has been hiding an exciting secret: the closest planet to our Sun is perpetually shrinking, according to new data from NASA, which shows the appearance of new, tiny...
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