Category: 9. Sci-Tech

The NASA Science Activation project Eclipse Soundscapes (ES), led by ARISA Lab in Medford, Massachusetts, helps learners of all ages explore NASA science through multisensory learning and participatory science opportunities. In the weeks…

It’s getting harder and harder for the Hubble and other telescopes orbiting Earth to capture pristine images thanks to the sudden surge in satellite launches. Satellite trails could mess up nearly 40 percent of images the Hubble takes and up to…

The pursuit of enhanced light emission underpins advances in diverse fields, from optical communication to quantum computing, and researchers are continually seeking methods to amplify these signals. Justin Gruber from the University of…

Michi Benthaus is about to make history.

Benthaus, an aerospace engineer at the European Space Agency, is one of the six passengers on Blue Origin‘s next space tourism launch, the company announced today (Dec. 3). She’ll become the first…

NASA hit a snag last year when the Ingenuity Mars helicopter crashed on the Red Planet. The space agency concluded that the crash was caused by the vehicle’s inability to discern flat ground from featureless sand dunes. To avoid such a hiccup in…

The challenge of simulating complex quantum systems, such as those described by the transverse-field Ising model, currently limits our ability to verify fundamental predictions about confinement and excitation spectra. Hao-Ti Hung from…

Male infertility is a major issue worldwide and its causes remain unclear. Now, an international team of researchers led by Hiroki Shibuya at the RIKEN Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research (BDR) in Japan has discovered a key…