NASA's Roman Space Telescope Could Finally Settle The Dark Energy Debate Once And For All
NASA's new Roman space telescope boasts advanced capabilities that might finally answer questions about dark energy after decades of debate.
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SpaceX Invests $100B To Turn Louisiana Marsh Into Its Own Kennedy Space Center
Elon Musk's SpaceX company is sinking a cool $100 billion into turning a Louisiana marsh into its own equivalent of Florida's Kennedy Space Center.
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Wind Turbines Cause Fewer Bird Deaths Each Year Than This Common Culprit
Bird deaths are often used as an argument against wind power. Data from the U.S. and Germany shows why that argument needs more context than it gets.
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Why Europe's Solar And Wind Farms Keep Getting Turned Off (And How They Could Fix It)
Solar and wind farms in Europe have recently experienced an unexpected issue that has led certain countries to shut them down at certain times.
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This European Company Is Turning Old Wind Turbines Into Tiny Houses
Wind turbine blades are usually made of composite materials like fiberglass that aren't easily recycled. So what should we do with decommissioned blades?
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Does NASA Still Use Lenovo ThinkPads?
From Space Shuttle flights to ISS orbit, IBM's ThinkPad was the first laptop NASA used in space. See if this iconic '90s tech is still floating in space today.
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One Of CA's Biggest Solar Farm Projects Could Threaten Endangered Tortoise Population
A solar farm planned for the California desert is causing controversy because its location will be detrimental to hatchlings of the endangered desert tortoise.
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Study Shows That Launching Anti-Solar Spray Into Space Might Solve Heat Waves
Earth is getting hotter and we need to cool it down; one way to do that may be injecting reflective sulfur dioxide particles into the stratosphere.
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Europe's Next-Gen Rocket Concept Could Be Way More Efficient Than SpaceX's Starship
A team from Europe has proposed a rocket that is similarly sized to the Starship, but with a winged booster that can glide and be caught mid-air.
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What Kind Of Radiation Do Data Centers Emit?
Data centers are popping up all over the country. There are many reasons why people don't want to live near one, but are concerns about radiation valid?
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What Happens When You Cut A Photon? Physicists Found An Unexpected Answer
Physicists modeling what would happen if a photon were cut in half were surprised to find that it may in fact produce an infinite number of photons.
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Scientists Are Debunking The Effect Of Blue Light On Sleep - Here's How
Based on recent research, scientists are beginning to question whether it's blue light that's bad for sleep or it's the way we use our technology.
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China's New 'Superman' Robot Is A Back-Flipping, Record-Breaking Powerhouse
China's new Unitree robot can outrun humans and jump two meters, showing how humanoid machines are starting to break records once held by people.
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This Breakthrough Cancer Treatment Is A Surgery-Free Wearable Skin Patch
When it comes to cancer, the treatment is often almost as bad as the disease, which is why a simple treatment for skin cancer is so promising.
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These States Generated More Electricity From Solar Than Coal Or Natural Gas For The First Time
It's the world's leading countries' goal to produce more energy from renewable resources like solar and wind than nonrenewable sources that pollute the planet.
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A Solar Farm In Oregon Is Building A Massive Wildlife Corridor For Migrating Deer And Elk
Solar fields receive criticism for taking up land. One facility in Oregon is creating a corridor for migrating wildlife that goes right through its operations.
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This Ohio Solar Farm Houses An Unexpectedly Massive Bee Colony
A solar facility in Ohio is using part of its 1,500 acres as a bee sanctuary, contracting with a local organization to create a home for 3 million bees.
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The Unexpected Creature That Inspired A Breakthrough In 'Soft' Sensing Robots
Soft robotics designs objects out of pliable or elastic materials that can bounce back into shape easily, and often imitate or replicate biology.
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Study Shows Particles Inside Of Rocket Engines Aren't Doing What They're Supposed To
Science is built on making assumptions and then testing those assumptions, and sometimes the testing part has a bit of a delay from the assumption.
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How England's 43,000-Panel Solar Farm Is Vital To A Climate Emergency Action Plan
In the middle of one of the greatest climate emergencies Europe has ever faced, new renewable energy facilities are step in the right direction.
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Solar Farms Are Having An Unexpected Effect On The Environment
Solar farms produce clean energy from the sun, giving civilization an alternative to energy sources that pollute the Earth, but it can benefit wildlife, too.
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5 Everyday Gadgets More Powerful Than NASA's Apollo 11's Computers
NASA's Apollo 11 computers helped land humans on the moon, but how does their computing power compare with the everyday technology we use now?
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5 States With The Most Wind Turbines (And How Much Energy They Make)
California may have been an early leader in wind energy back in the '80s, but these days, it's not even in the top three when it comes to wind turbine count.
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IBM Just Made A Huge Fusion Energy Breakthrough Thanks To Quantum Computing
Using the power of quantum computing, IBM has just made an important breakthrough in the decades-long challenge with creating fusion energy.
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Einstein's Theories About Time Were Actually Proven True By Commercial Airlines In 1971
Einstein had some pretty crazy theories about time, and two scientists set out to test them by taking a long flight on a commercial airliner.
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A Google Maps User Accidentally Discovered A Giant Meteorite Crater No One Knew Existed
Google Maps is used by millions of folks for navigation. However, one man accidentally discovered a meteorite impact site while planning a hike.
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Climate Change Might Have An Unexpected Effect On Your Morning Coffee
There's some bad news for some bean lovers, but it's possible that there's an alternative path for coffee's future.
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