Science
Psychological Challenges of Long-Term Lunar Living
The moon is often seen as a symbol of exploration and potential. However, if NASA’s aim to establish a long-term base near the lunar South Pole is realized, it may present a unique psychological challenge
Undercounting Earth’s Insect Species
How many insect species inhabit our planet? This question has intrigued scientists for years. A recent study focused on parasitoid wasps, a specific group of insects, to estimate the total number of insect species globally.
Exploring Orion, Betelgeuse, and the Lifecycle of Stars
As night falls during winter in the northern hemisphere, the Orion constellation can be spotted near the eastern horizon. Orion, a legendary figure from Greek mythology, is a hunter banished to the sky for boasting
Sweet Discovery: Erythrulose Sugar Detected in Space
Astronomers have recently identified a type of sugar, known as erythrulose, present in the vast interstellar medium. This discovery was achieved using radio telescopes in Spain, targeting a gas cloud near the Milky Way’s center.
Challenges and Discoveries in the Search for Lost Species
A researcher displays a sandy De Winton’s golden mole, highlighting the issue of endangered species. The United Nations warns of a rising extinction rate. Some species are in a limbo state, neither confirmed extinct nor
Forgotten Success Formula in Space Exploration
Democracy Dies in Darkness NASA appears to have overlooked the essential strategy that contributed to the Falcon 9’s successful launch. This announcement surfaces amid recent activities surrounding SpaceX’s achievements General Information: An image shared by
AccuWeather Adjusts 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast
AccuWeather has adjusted its expectations for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. The change is due to the earlier-than-anticipated onset of El Niño and growing confidence that the climate pattern will strengthen significantly. The private forecasting
Creating a Sustainable Backyard Garden: A Journey with Native Plants
In the summer of 2020, my husband Ryan and I purchased a house in Portland, Oregon. It had a backyard, mostly barren except for a dying lawn. For many, this might seem unappealing, but to
Sibling Birth Order and Its Impact on Identity and Sexuality
It’s National Siblings Day, and guest host Selena Simmons-Duffin takes a personal dive into how the number of older brothers a person has might influence their sexuality. This exploration centers on a specific concept known
Cannonball Discovery Highlights Alamo Battle History
Recent Cannonball Discovery Archaeologists have uncovered a cannonball that likely dates back to the 1836 Battle of the Alamo. This discovery comes just three months after finding a similar artifact. The cannonball, found on June