Scientists Don’t Lose Sight of Bonus Uses for Telescope Tech
Engineers who measured the shape of James Webb Space Telescope's mirror segments incorporated the same ideas into a system ophthalmologists use to measure the shape of their patient’s eyes.
Question Your World: Why Do Some Dinosaurs Have Dinky Arms?
Dinky arms ... ouch! Not the glowing or ferocious description people were expecting about a recent dinosaur discovery!
Weather Tech: How Scientific Advancements Have Improved Forecasts
Science has advanced so much in recent decades that it’s easy to take it for granted. Like weather forecasting, for example. Today, a five-day weather forecast is as accurate as a one-day forecast was in 1980.
What's the Dirt on Soil?
What may look like acres of unflattering dirt to travelers along Broad Street, we see as soil filled with a magnitude of stories that will impact the health of the plants we're putting into The Green.
Question Your World: Did Scientists Really Discover Young Asteroids?
Our solar system is old. It's 4.5 billion years old, in fact. But that's not what has astronomers excited recently. A new discovery of two young asteroids is the topic of the week taking up space in the brains of scientists!
