Collaborate Disseminate
Australian engineer Sarah Spencer unveiled “Stargazing: A knitted tapestry” over the weekend at the Electromagnetic Field Camp festival. Continue reading Oh This? Just a Giant Starmap Made By a Hacked 80s Knitting Machine
Roscosmos head Dmitry Rogozin, known for bombastic comments, said it was “a matter of honor” to “find the one responsible” for the puncture. Continue reading Russia Space Chief Suggests International Space Station Leak Could Be Sabotage
A University of Glasgow team explores the subtle art of capturing asteroids without killing everybody. Continue reading Scientists Map Out How to Nudge Small Asteroids into Earth’s Orbit
The puncture may have been caused by a micrometeorite. Continue reading The International Space Station Just Sprung a Leak
After years of attempts, the particle’s most common decay pattern has finally been observed at the Large Hadron Collider. Continue reading In Major Breakthrough, Scientists Observe Higgs Boson Decay into Bottom Quarks
Seniors and men are especially vulnerable to cognitive decline due to dirty air. Continue reading Air Pollution Can Make Us Dumber, Study Finds
Mother Earth can be crueler than Thanos when she wants to be. Continue reading Earth’s Deadliest Mass Extinction Was Driven by Toxic Volcano Plumes
“This is the first find in the world of a prehistoric horse of such a young age and with such an amazing level of preservation.” Continue reading Melting Permafrost Reveals Gnarly 30,000-Year-Old Baby Horse
ICESat-2 will collect 250 times as many elevation measurements as its predecessor, ICESat. Continue reading NASA Will Measure Polar Ice Cover Down to the Centimeter with Lasers From Space
While we know early humans, Neanderthals, and Denisovans interbred, this specimen is a unique first-generation Neanderthal-Denisovan offspring. Continue reading A Hybrid of Humanity’s Closest Relatives Has Been Identified From 50,000-Year-Old Bone