NASA discusses upcoming uncrewed moon shot
NASA gives overall mission briefing about the upcoming Artemis I moon mission; the uncrewed flight will travel about 60 miles above the surface of the moon. (Aug. 5)
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Some believers claim the Loch Ness Monster was a descendant of the plesiosaur.
In the month since the space telescope released its first batch of images, it's deluged astronomers with observations of distant cosmic objects.
NASA spent 17 years and about $50 billion building a new launch system to return astronauts to the moon. It's flying for the first time this month.
NASA is looking at some alternatives on how to safely launch an important Earth-science mission.
PFAS are nicknamed "forever chemicals" because they last so long without breaking down. That's made them pervasive in rainwater and soils.
Scientists say climate change increases the likelihood of the recurrence of a 'megaflood' like the Great Flood of 1862.
More than 200 attacks by orcas against vessels have been recorded along Portugal and Spain's Iberian Peninsula since 2020, according to local media.
Warning: The following contains spoilers for For All Mankind‘s Season 3 finale. Proceed at your own risk! Sorry, Jupiter, your time has not yet come. Looking ahead at Season 4, For All Mankind showrunners Ben Nedivi and Matt Wolpert tell TVLine that the Apple TV+ drama will continue to focus on the Red Planet. In […]
You may think the metaverse will be a bunch of interconnected virtual spaces – the world wide web but accessed through virtual reality. This is largely correct, but there is also a fundamental but slightly more cryptic side to the metaverse that will set it apart from today’s internet: the blockchain. In the beginning, Web 1.0 was the information superhighway of connected computers and servers that you could search, explore and inhabit, usually through a centralized company’s platform – for exam
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A recent discovery by paleontologists working in Morocco’s Sahara Desert has fueled believers of the Loch Ness Monster. Dana Jacobson has more.
STORY: These divers are demining experts - searching a river in Ukraine.Ukrainian forces took back the Sumy region from Russian forces in April......but four months on, cannon shells are still being fished out in its waters.Ukraine's environment ministry estimates it'll take at least a decade to clear all the mines and explosives from the country.And there are fears long-term war could mean an environmental disaster.... leaving Ukraine's waters contaminated for years to come.Denys Monastyrskyi is Ukraine's Interior Minister.“It is known that water demining will go on for years. It is the area where we have a lot of work to do. We estimate the work that has to be done to demine Ukraine’s waters will take at least five to seven years. Why? Because it is the most difficult type of demining.” Ukraine's Emergency Service in June said more than 239 square miles of land littered with thousands of explosives had been cleared.But nearly 160,000 square miles are still seen as “contaminated”. Sofiia Sadogurska at The Center for Environmental Initiatives warns that the efforts to remove the unexploded devices may not be enough to protect the ecosystem and human health. “These territories are affected not just by mining itself but also by heavy pollution from explosions and from rockets, and from the moving of the, for example, military troops. So, to just remove mines on these territories will not be enough to restore all these unique ecosystems.”An estimated 27 percent of Ukraine's land needs demining.Last week the U.S. government approved $89 million in funding to help in the efforts.
Vermont farmer Brian Kemp is used to seeing the pastures at Mountain Meadows Farm grow slower in the hot, late summer, but this year the grass is at a standstill. “I don’t think there is any normal anymore," Kemp said. The impacts of climate change have been felt throughout the Northeastern U.S. with rising sea levels, heavy precipitation and storm surges causing flooding and coastal erosion.
The likelihood of a “megaflood” occurring in California has doubled due to climate change, according to a new study published on Friday. The study, published in the Science Advances journal, found an increased likelihood of runoff water occurring from harsher storms, creating the threat of debris flows and landslides later, according to a press release…
On Aug. 5, 2012, Curiosity touched down on the Red Planet to help us learn more about it.
In the 2012 supernatural horror film Hold Your Breath, a group of friends finds themselves at the mercy of a deceased serial killer when one of them unwittingly allows themselves to be possessed. The accepted convention of the movie is that spirits can enter your body if you don’t hold your breath while passing a cemetery. That is likely untrue (we hope), but your breath does have important interactions with the world, both visible and invisible, and those interactions can serve as an early warn
From HIV to coronavirus, this young Black scientist works to solve major vaccine problems and shares the path to a successful science career.
The character of Doctor John Dolitte has remained popular for more than a century, boasting animated movies, radio plays, stage plays, and several live action films, the most recent of which released in 2020 and starred Robert Downey Jr. in the title role. The character's popularity rests on a unique ability to understand and communicate with non-human animals. That’s something many of us secretly wish we could do. It seems clear that many animals do have language systems of varying complexity a
When I listen to the beauty and joy of the birds singing, especially early in the dawn, I cannot help but thank and praise God for the new day that has been given to us.