Category: 7. Science

Picture a galaxy, with its shining stars and space dust. What does it look like in your mind? Chances are, it’s a swirling circle of galactic energy. A galaxy is often described as one of a few broadly defined shapes—elliptical, spiral, or…

A team of researchers has demonstrated that well-decomposed peat could serve as a sustainable and highly efficient precursor for next-gen fuel cell catalysts and potentially replace expensive platinum.

The study was carried out by scientists…

The NASA Science Activation program’s PLANETS (Planetary Learning that Advances the Nexus of Engineering, Technology, and Science) project, led by Northern Arizona University (NAU), is pleased to announce the official launch of three free…

The fundamental process of diffusion, whereby particles spread out from areas of high concentration, underpins many physical phenomena, yet understanding its microscopic origins in complex, interacting systems remains a significant challenge….

NASA astronauts on the International Space Station are planning to have Thanksgiving dinner with some newly arrived guests, just like many people in the United States.

In a new video, members of the Expedition 73 crew shared their plans for…

Want to discover an asteroid, but don’t have your own telescope? Don’t worry! NASA’s International Astronomical Search Collaboration (IASC) team has just introduced a new online project on the Zooniverse platform where you can help…

Molecule-based magnets like vanadium tetracyanoethylene have long shown promise for quantum technologies, but they are so sensitive to air that they’ve been nearly impossible to use in real devices. This new work solves that problem by…