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SpaceX Launches Three Falcon 9 Rockets in 36 Hours
SpaceX Launches Three Falcon 9 Rockets in 36 Hours
By Leonardo Nicholes on June 23, 2022
SpaceX has accomplished three Falcon 9 launches in less than 36 hours, demonstrating the company's commitment to increasing launch cadences in 2022. SpaceX CEO Elon...
13,000 Years Ago, a Firestorm Covered 10% of Earth’s Surface
13,000 Years Ago, a Firestorm Covered 10% of Earth’s Surface
By Leonardo Nicholes on June 22, 2022
Adrian Melott from the University of Kansas, who co-authored a 2018 study detailing this catastrophic event, said that the hypothesis is that a giant comet...
‘Time crystals’ Work Around Laws of Physics to Offer New Era of Quantum Computing
‘Time crystals’ Work Around Laws of Physics to Offer New Era of Quantum Computing
By Leonardo Nicholes on June 15, 2022
Connecting two "Time crystals" in a helium-3 superfluid at one tenth of a degree above absolute zero might be a big step toward a new...
Astronomers May Have Discovered the First Wandering Black Hole
Astronomers May Have Discovered the First Wandering Black Hole
By Leonardo Nicholes on June 14, 2022
For the first time, Astronomers may have done the seemingly impossible and discovered a travelling black hole. By definition, black holes are invisible because not...
NASA’s Europa Clipper Mission Completes Main Body of the Spacecraft
NASA’s Europa Clipper Mission Completes Main Body of the Spacecraft
By Leonardo Nicholes on June 10, 2022
Engineers have delivered a key component of the spacecraft for the agency's mission to investigate Jupiter's ice moon. The Europa Clipper spacecraft's main body has...

Medications will soon be Delivered through Drones
Medications will soon be Delivered through Drones
By Kathleen Thompson on June 20, 2022
Drones with the purpose of delivering prescription drugs to patients' homes could soon be seen in the skies over certain cities in the United States....
The latest US Weapon Heading towards Ukraine
The latest US Weapon Heading towards Ukraine
By Kathleen Thompson on March 23, 2022
The latest $800 million package of US security support to Ukraine is crammed with armaments that may wreak havoc on invading Russian forces. The US...
Raleigh Parks Allowing Flying Drones Above them
Raleigh Parks Allowing Flying Drones Above them
By Kathleen Thompson on March 21, 2022
Drones are rapidly gaining in popularity. As the weather heats up, you should expect to see more people flying them. It's also nesting season for...
Drones for Beginners for Flying and Photography
Drones for Beginners for Flying and Photography
By Kathleen Thompson on March 15, 2022
Drones that give us mysteriously gorgeous memories to remember for a lifetime make it considerably cooler, more experiential, and a lot more fun. Drones enable...
New Business Opportunities for Tri-Cities Aerospace Park
New Business Opportunities for Tri-Cities Aerospace Park
By Kathleen Thompson on March 7, 2022
The area of the Tri-Cities Airport Authority Aerospace Park is immense, with green, East Tennessee acreage stretching in every direction. The only thing that could...

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Time-reversal Asymmetry Surpasses Conversion Efficiency Limit for Solar Cells
Time-reversal Asymmetry Surpasses Conversion Efficiency Limit for Solar Cells
By Gerald Stanley on June 6, 2022
Solar energy is a favoured contender for a long-term replacement for fossil fuels. A Solar Cells, often known as a photovoltaic (PV) cell, transforms sunlight...
Chinese Mars Orbiter Watches Zhurong and Perseverance Rovers
Chinese Mars Orbiter Watches Zhurong and Perseverance Rovers
By Gerald Stanley on May 13, 2022
China's first Mars orbiter keeps tabs on multiple robots on the Red Planet's surface. The Tianwen 1 orbiter captured photos of the Zhurong rover, its...
Google is Sued For Tracking Users In Private Browsing Mode
Google is Sued For Tracking Users In Private Browsing Mode
By Gerald Stanley on February 11, 2022
Google has failed to dismiss the lawsuit alleging it collects the user’s data even those who browse in Private Browsing Mode. The lawsuit was filed...
U.S and Turkey Defense Chiefs Discuss Afghan Airport Security Concerns
U.S and Turkey Defense Chiefs Discuss Afghan Airport Security Concerns
By Gerald Stanley on February 7, 2022
The Turkish and the U.S defense heads hold a constructive telephonic meeting to discuss issues about the Afghan airport. Lloyd Austin, the U.S defense secretary,...
Bipartisan Supports U.S. Troops Placement in Afghanistan
Bipartisan Supports U.S. Troops Placement in Afghanistan
By Gerald Stanley on February 4, 2022
There is an overwhelming response from the Bipartisan in support of the U.S. troops being placed in the country until and after everyone is safely...

Semicircular Canal Size Constrains Vestibular Function in Frogs
Semicircular Canal Size Constrains Vestibular Function in Frogs
By Janina Kimbrough on June 21, 2022
The vestibular system of vertebrates is a network of fluid-filled chambers and canals within the bone labyrinth of the inner ear that controls balance and...
Seals use Whiskers to Track Prey in Deep Ocean
Seals use Whiskers to Track Prey in Deep Ocean
By Leonardo Nicholes on June 16, 2022
Seals use their Whiskers to seek down their prey in the deep, dark ocean, according to a research that observed the marine creatures in their...
Europe’s Largest Ever Land Dinosaur found on the Isle of Wight
Europe’s Largest Ever Land Dinosaur found on the Isle of Wight
By Janina Kimbrough on June 13, 2022
The bones of the predator, which reached more than 32ft (10m) long and lived approximately 125 million years ago, were discovered by paleontologists at the...
New Simulation Show the Origin of the Early Universe
New Simulation Show the Origin of the Early Universe
By Janina Kimbrough on June 9, 2022
A new Simulation depicts the first few seconds after the Big Bang, concentrating on the intergalactic medium, or the gas and dust that exists between...
Male Mice Hates Bananas
Male Mice Hates Bananas
By Janina Kimbrough on June 1, 2022
A recent study has discovered that Male Mice are afraid of bananas. Researchers at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, uncovered the remarkable finding. Scientists discovered...