For decades, the world of physics has been divided. On one side, we have General Relativity, which explains the vast world of stars and galaxies. On the other, we have … Read More
While many theories suggest life began in boiling hydrothermal vents or sun-drenched tidal pools, new research is pointing toward a much colder origin story. Scientists at the Institute of Science … Read More
Ever wonder why the Moon changes its shape from a thin silver sliver to a glowing white orb? As Space.com explains, the Moon doesn’t actually change its physical form; what … Read More
A Sacrifice for Science: Saving Voyager 1 Floating more than 25 billion kilometers (15 billion miles) from Earth, Voyager 1 is currently traveling through the “interstellar medium”—the vast space between … Read More
The Colorful Secrets of the Uranian Rings While Saturn’s rings are the showstoppers of the solar system, Uranus holds a spindly set of narrow rings that are much harder to … Read More
