Collaborate Disseminate
Astronomers have been looking for exoplanets around Barnard’s Star for decades. Now, they’ve finally spotted one. Continue reading Scientists Discover ‘Super-Earth’ That’s Only Six Light Years Away
Male reproductive damage under heat wave conditions could be contributing to biodiversity declines in the Anthropocene. Continue reading Climate Change May Practically Sterilize Male Insects
The King Userkaf pyramid complex at Saqqara is the final resting place for cats and scarab beetles—and it still contains unopened tombs. Continue reading Dozens of Cat Mummies Found in 4,500-Year-Old Egyptian Tombs
There may be more starless planets than stars in the Milky Way. Continue reading Rare Sighting of Two Rogue Planets That Do Not Orbit Stars
“The extreme space weather events of early August 1972 had significant impact on the US Navy, which have not been widely reported.” Continue reading A Giant Sun Storm During the Vietnam War Likely Exploded Dozens of Mines
“These gravity images are revolutionizing our ability to study the least understood continent on Earth—Antarctica.” Continue reading Data From a Dead Satellite Reveals Lost Continents Under Antarctica
Several Democratic House candidates with scientific backgrounds won against Republican incumbents on Tuesday. Continue reading For the First Time Since 2010, People Who Accept Climate Change Control the House Science Committee
Two emerging technologies could be combined to produce a powerful infrared signal that could be spotted from distant planets, according to research in The Astrophysical Journal. Continue reading Aliens Might Notice Us if We Shot a Giant Laser at Them, Study Says
The Montreal Protocol of 1987 continues to be a success story about international environmental cooperation. Continue reading Ozone Recovery Continues, But Suspected Emissions From China Slows Progress
After years of litigation, the Court issued a 4-1 ruling reinstating a permit to build the massive observatory on Mauna Kea’s summit. Continue reading Thirty Meter Telescope Permitted on Sacred Volcano, Rules Hawaii Supreme Court