Category: 7. Science

American Cancer Society Journals shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Recently published in CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians. This editorial by Dr. Fernando Neves Hugo of New York University – College of Dentistry comments on the…

Scientists have never loved the scary nickname journalists have given the glacier where the current Antarctic expedition is headed: the “Doomsday Glacier.”

Yes, the Thwaites Glacier is the size of Florida, and if it melted…

The rapid melting of glaciers in Central and West Asia is creating a burgeoning crisis for 340 million people who rely on the rivers of ice for drinking water and food, as well as to support their livelihoods.

What’s…

SpaceX is preparing to launch its first…

A few years ago, asteroid mining was all the rage. With the commercial space sector rapidly growing, the dream of commercializing space seemed almost imminent.

Basically, the notion of having platforms and spacecraft that could rendezvous and…

WASHINGTON — Orbital launch activity set another annual record in 2025, although future growth may depend on factors different from those that fueled the recent surge.

There were 324 orbital launch attempts worldwide in 2025, according…

An international team of astronomers led by Oskar Klein Centre (OKC) researcher Joel Johansson has discovered SN 2025wny, the first spatially resolved, gravitationally lensed superluminous supernova ever observed. The discovery provides a…

The discovery of Gravitational Waves (GWs) in 2015 confirmed a prediction made by Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity and led to a revolution in astronomy. These waves are produced when massive, compact objects (such as black holes…

Mountain Recreation is launching a new Astronomy Club that will take place on Thursdays from Jan. 15 through Feb. 19 at 6 p.m. at the Gypsum Rec Center. The club is open to ages 15 and older and costs $75 per participant.

To kick off…