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New Study Reveals Saturn’s Rings Are Much Younger Than The Planet Itself

May 19, 2023

A new study from the University of Colorado at Boulder has found that Saturn’s rings are likely around 400 million years old, which is much younger than the planet of Saturn itself, which is thought to be around 4.5 billion years old.

NASA To Give The Voyager 2 Backup Power So It Lasts Until 2026

May 2, 2023

NASA’s Voyager 2 spacecraft has been probing around the solar system for over 45 years. Now, the spacecraft is running out of power, but the Agency has a new plan to keep Voyager 2 running for at least three more years.

India’s Endangered Tiger Population Is Steadily Increasing Thanks To Conservation Efforts

April 12, 2023

In the beginning of the 20th century, there were around 100,000 tigers roaming around Asia before human intervention caused that number to plummet. In 2006, it was reported that only around 1,411 tigers remained in India; the nation with the most of the world’s remaining tiger population.

Scientists Produce Mice With Two Fathers By Using Male Cells To Make Eggs

March 14, 2023

Scientists from Japan have found a way to create mice with two biological fathers by generating eggs using cells from the males. This recent accomplishment could create revolutionary new possibilities for reproduction in humans.

Empowering Executives to Lead with Purpose and Principle | Eileen Mendel

April 18, 2023

Effective leadership is crucial in the ever-changing business world, and leadership consulting provides valuable guidance in developing the skills and mindset for success. Eileen Mendel, an experienced consultant and CEO of The Balanced Millionaire, empowers executives to build values-driven companies. Having forged her own way as an entrepreneur, her personal journey informs her work.

NASA Aiming To Clean Up Space Junk With New Project Initiatives

March 28, 2023

There are currently multiple satellites and pieces of man-made debris floating in orbit around Earth, making it difficult to get a clear picture of our galaxy without distraction. NASA recently released a new report on “orbital debris remediation” with plans to improve the current space junk situation.

March 6, 2023

Scientists Name Fungus-Killing Compound After Keanu Reeves

March 1, 2023

Scientists Discover New Layer Under Earth’s Crust

February 9, 2023

Jupiter Is Now The Planet With The Most Known Moons

January 27, 2023

Up To 100 Space Missions To The Moon To Take Place In The Next Decade

Physicists Create ‘Baby Wormhole’ Using Quantum Computer

December 1, 2022

Physicists announced on Wednesday that they had successfully simulated a pair of black holes and created a "theoretical" wormhole on a quantum computer. The researchers were able to transmit a message through the wormhole without affecting space or time, potentially paving the way for future studies of teleportation.

Doomsday Glacier In Antarctica Melting Rapidly, Global Sea Levels Likely To Rise

February 22, 2023

The Doomsday Glacier in Antarctica, specifically known as the Thwaites Glacier, is currently melting in ways that scientists were not expecting, which could potentially lead to its rapid collapse, and an acceleration of global sea levels rising.

Genes That Helped People Survive the Plague Linked to Autoimmune Disorders in Descendants

October 24, 2022

Scientists have discovered that the same genetic characteristics that helped people survive the bubonic plague more than 700 years ago are now linked to an elevated risk of developing certain autoimmune disorders.

Solving the Bohr-Einstein Issue of the Moving Hydrogen Atom | Dr. Young Suh Kim

January 11, 2023

There is no more recognizable name in the history of science and physics than Albert Einstein. Ask any pedestrian on the street in any country, and chances are that they will have heard about the German scientist, often associating him with the title of "genius." However, many people would be surprised to know that the scientist had somewhat of a tumultuous upbringing.

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New Study Reveals Saturn’s Rings Are Much Younger Than The Planet Itself

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New Study Reveals Saturn’s Rings Are Much Younger Than The Planet Itself

NASA To Give The Voyager 2 Backup Power So It Lasts Until 2026

India’s Endangered Tiger Population Is Steadily Increasing Thanks To Conservation Efforts

Scientists Produce Mice With Two Fathers By Using Male Cells To Make Eggs

Empowering Executives to Lead with Purpose and Principle | Eileen Mendel

NASA Aiming To Clean Up Space Junk With New Project Initiatives

Scientists Name Fungus-Killing Compound After Keanu Reeves

Scientists Discover New Layer Under Earth’s Crust

Jupiter Is Now The Planet With The Most Known Moons

Up To 100 Space Missions To The Moon To Take Place In The Next Decade

Physicists Create ‘Baby Wormhole’ Using Quantum Computer

Doomsday Glacier In Antarctica Melting Rapidly, Global Sea Levels Likely To Rise

Genes That Helped People Survive the Plague Linked to Autoimmune Disorders in Descendants

Solving the Bohr-Einstein Issue of the Moving Hydrogen Atom | Dr. Young Suh Kim

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