The Impact of Citizen Science on the World
Over the past 15 years, scientists without academic training have taken on a more revolutionary role. Every discipline has been impacted by the rise of…
Astronomy
The First “Cat” On Mars Is Spied By Persistence
The odd human tendency to see significant images in seemingly random patterns is known as pareidolia. Plug sockets have faces, clouds have kings, and funny-shaped…
Tomorrow, Look Up at The Sky Because It’s the Harvest Moon
Given that the fall equinox will occur in less than two weeks, it is easy to understand why September’s full Moon is known as the…
Why Must We Constantly Wait For “Launch Windows” In Order To Send A Rocket Into Space?
The Artemis I Moon mission was once again scrubbed earlier this week; we must now wait for a new launch window. On September 3, 40…
Mars Could Print Rocket Parts in 3D Using Martian Soil
Utilizing resources that are already present on the moon, planet, or asteroids that you are visiting rather than transporting large quantities of supplies from Earth…
Largest Solar Observatory In The World Distils First Pictures Of The Sun’s Atmosphere
The Sun is a different story; even a brief glance would damage the sensitive instruments on most professional telescopes. Most astronomical objects can be observed…
First Image Of An Exoplanet From JWST Shows A Very Odd World
The first exoplanet image from the JWST has been released by astronomers, and it shows a pretty strange world. According to reports, the groundbreaking telescope…
We can reliably produce oxygen on Mars so that it will support human exploration
NASA recently declared that it has successfully created oxygen for the first time on Mars. The Mars Oxygen In-Situ Resource Utilization Project (MOXIE) has successfully…
JWST’S Initial Color Images Beautiful and Slightly Unsettling Sound
The supermassive black hole at the center of the Perseus cluster’s unsettling sounds was recently reported by NASA. It has now made available the sonification…
Einstein Is Right Again – Gravity Has Not Changed Across The Universe
While observing huge cosmic distances, scientists have conducted one of the most accurate tests of Albert Einstein’s theory of general relativity yet, and just like…
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