Moon, Mars, and Milky Way
Just two weeks ago, dark skies over the desert in northern Iran held this alluring celestial vista. The […]
Monthly Archives: August 2018
Watch NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Launch by KENNETH CHANG
There’s a lot we don’t know about the sun and its power, and this mission will help to […]
‘This Is Incredibly Complex’: Inside Twitter’s Debate About What Stays ...
The social media company provided a rare look inside a policy meeting as it struggled with criticism that […]
NASA Awards $2.3 Million in Grants to Minority Serving Institutions ...
NASA’s Minority University Research and Education Program (MUREP) Aerospace Academy (MAA) has selected seven Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs) […]
Maria Konnikova Shows Her Cards by CLAUDIA DREIFUS
The well regarded science writer took up poker while researching a book. Now she’s on the professional circuit. […]
NASA Astronaut to Speak with Students, Parents, Teachers at YouthSpark
Students attending Microsoft’s YouthSpark event will have the opportunity to speak with NASA astronauts aboard the International Space […]
Today the Parker Solar Probe Is Named for Him. 60 ...
Eugene N. Parker predicted the existence of solar wind in 1958. The NASA spacecraft, scheduled to launch on […]
As Catholic Hospitals Expand, So Do Limits on Some Procedures ...
Many religious health care institutions do not make it clear up front what procedures they won’t perform, a […]
The Week In Tech: Infowars and China’s Great Firewall by ...
As exasperating as the debate about tech giants’ role in policing content may be for Americans, people in […]
The Security of Cellular Connections by J. D. BIERSDORFER
That free Wi-Fi network may not be so free if it is unsecured and someone hijacks your data. […]