Wales may be a science powerhouse. 2023
This week is British Science Week 2023, which is a 10-day celebration of science. We are highlighting the variety of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and engaging people in…
Weather forecasters use what science? 2023
Weather forecasting is an astounding science. It’s wonderful to know what tomorrow’s weather will be like. Beyond that, forecasts for the next seven to ten days are astoundingly accurate. It…
Innovating the Way: How to Go to the Top of Any Mountain 2023
When people consider carrying narcotics on a hike, “trail beer” is typically the first thing that springs to mind. Yet, according to specialists such as Jesse Crow, manager of Halo…
Chinese crackdown bars 1,100 Britain scientists and students 2023
Almost 1,100 Chinese scientists and postgraduate students were denied permission to operate in the United Kingdom last year as part of a massive government crackdown on research ties with China.…
Air pollution enrages horny male fruit flies. 2023
A new study published on March 14 in the journal Nature Communications warns that air pollution disrupts the romantic lives of fruit flies. After inhaling poisonous gas, male common fruit…
Will Libyan robotics fans unite? 2023
Youth collaborate across social, economic, and ethnic divisions to adopt technology and improve their nation. Youssef Jira, a fresh-faced 18-year-old wearing a sweatshirt and a bandana over his head, has…
‘Unstable’ moons may be destroying extraterrestrial life across the cosmos. 2023
Calculations indicate that collisions between moons and planets might be a common threat to alien life. When you make a purchase via a link on our website, we may receive…
Human Brain Project Summit: Public Science Market on 28 March 2023
The Science Market is a popular and fascinating component of the Human Brain Project Conference. The 28 March Open Day is free to the public. Please visit our Summit website…
Experts suggest climate change fueled New Zealand storm fury 2023
Climate change exacerbated floods caused by a tropical storm that shut down a large portion of New Zealand last month in one of the country’s costliest catastrophes, according to experts,…
Scientists track wildfire smoke particles 2023
Few individuals would intentionally fly into smoke plumes produced by wildfires. Yet, atmospheric experts at the Brookhaven National Laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy repeatedly trace flight patterns that…