Experimental Musings

Nearly 8 million people take flights every single day here on Earth. Can science help the billions of people worldwide that suffer from jet lag?

Let’s close out 2016 by doing the big year-end wrap up of milestone science stories.

Some scientists have been thinking outside the box by using human commuters’ feet to generate power that is not only renewable, but does not rely on external variables like sunlight, wind, or water.

We’ve filled our homes, cars, streets, highways, and parking lots with an abundance of lights. While controlled light has been very handy in keeping us safe and entertained at night, there have been some pretty big issues as well.

NASA’s JUNO spacecraft successfully entered Jupiter’s orbit on July 4, 2016. Let’s dive into all things Jupiter by asking why JUNO and what will it be doing there?