No Leap Second Added: What It Means for 2024
The International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service (IERS) has confirmed that 2024 will not have a leap second added.
Creating Healthy Sleep Habits for Teens in a Tech-Driven World
Tech and sleep are major concerns for parents and teens, with excessive screen time leading to sleep deprivation. Health organizations recommend 8-10 hours of sleep for teens, but many don’t meet this. Sleep expert Alanna McGinn advises limiting tech use before bedtime and creating wind-down time without screens.
Space Revolution: Bio-Bricks for Futuristic Housing
Renowned designer Chris Maurer is collaborating with NASA Ames scientists to revolutionize space housing using groundbreaking “bio-bricks.”
Transforming Emergency Medicine: The Future of Blood Substitution
In the 19th century, Theodore Gaillard Thomas was a renowned gynecologist who advocated for using milk as a blood substitute. Despite initial trials, this method was soon replaced by saline solutions.
From Waste Heat to Drinking Water
Norway wastes vast amounts of energy, particularly surplus heat from industrial processes. Researchers at NTNU have developed technology to harness this surplus heat.
DNA Nanorobot Kill Switch for Cancer: Revolutionary Treatment Breakthrough
Researchers have developed DNA nanorobots with a kill switch to target cancer cells. The DNA origami structure, when opened, triggers apoptosis in cancer cells.
Enhanced Mobility: The Promise of Bionic Limbs
In just 5 years, a groundbreaking treatment could revolutionize the lives of amputees.
Insider Look: How NASA Johnson Scientists Monitored Moonwalks
As NASA Johnson scientists closely tracked the moonwalks through live video and audio feeds in the Science Evaluation Room, their observations led to groundbreaking discoveries and insights.
Celebrating Half a Century of Rubik’s Cube
The Rubik’s Cube celebrates its 50th anniversary, with enthusiasts and mathematicians gathering to honor its legacy