Frontiers
Area 51: Aliens, or Just a Simple Myth-Understanding?
What's really inside Area 51? Is the government hiding extraterrestrial secrets, or is the work more...
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The Robotic Chef: A Taste of the Future?
Robotic chef technology is on the rise. Could it be the next must-have cooking gadget for...
Science
About Face: The Future of Facial Recognition Technology
How does facial recognition technology work, and what's next for this face-first form of identification?
Frontiers
Living the High Life: What do Astronauts do in Space?
What do astronauts do in space? Here's a day in the life of these out-of-this-world explorers.
Science
An Attractive Opportunity: Unpacking Earth’s Magnetic Field
What causes Earth's magnetic field, and how does the field protect life on our planet?
Science
Breaking Barriers: The Science Behind Bulletproof Glass
Bulletproof glass offers substantive protective potential. But how does it work in practice?
Frontiers
NASA’s James Webb Telescope: First Images and Initial Operations
The James Webb Telescope's first images have arrived, and they're remarkable. Here's a look at what...
Frontiers
Cold as Ice: Night Sky Cooling Taps the Temperature in Space
The freezing temperature in space sets the stage for night sky cooling that could help boost...
Science
Auditory Memory: And the Beat Goes On
Auditory memory plays a key role in our ability to capture sounds, parse their meaning and...
Science
Belief System Basics: Exploring the Opinion Imperative
Opinions aren't just preferences — they often bound the limits of belief system frameworks. But can...
Science
5 Odd Theories of the Universe That Might Just Be True
Ready to think outside the box? Here's a look at five odd theories of the universe...
Science
The Great Conjunction Curse: Creative Conjecture or Concerning Coincidence?
The Great Conjunction curse: Does the planetary pairing of Saturn and Jupiter drive creative conjecture or...
Science
The Haiti Earthquake: How Before-and-After Satellite Images Could Improve Disaster Response
Before-and-after satellite images of the latest Haiti earthquake could help improve disaster response, impact assessment and...
Science
Precipitating Potential: Female Trailblazer Mary Elliott Hill
Female trailblazer and chemist Mary Elliott Hill was the first African American woman awarded a master's...