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Space, Physics, and Math
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Harrison Tasoff • October 30, 2017
New evidence suggests tiny solar flares heat the sun's atmosphere to thousands of times the temperature of its surface.
Jessica Boddy • October 23, 2017
Social media made us love—and mourn—a space robot
Lexi Krupp • October 16, 2017
Enthusiasm to send people to Mars may dampen knowing the health risks of exposure to space radiation — something we still don’t know how to fix
Leslie Nemo • July 31, 2017
A primer on paleontologists’ favorite time-stamping technique
Marissa Shieh • June 28, 2017
What makes these boulders ring?
Cici Zhang • January 18, 2017
A woman astronomer’s 20-year quest to find 100 Earth-like planets is within reach
Dan Robitzski • January 11, 2017
The twin paradox shows how approaching the speed of light alters both time and space
Dan Robitzski • December 27, 2016
A mineral’s strange properties may explain the rift between the earth’s layers
Marissa Shieh • December 21, 2016
Researchers are using biological glow sticks and finely-tuned cameras to look deeper within cells.
Cici Zhang • December 14, 2016
Space hibernation could make long-haul space travel cheaper and safer
Dan Robitzski • December 14, 2016
We know it’s out there, but experts don’t know what makes up the invisible dark matter that accounts for most of our universe.
Harrison Tasoff • December 9, 2016
Despite the name, the flavoring often has little in common with actual pumpkins.
Cici Zhang • November 21, 2016
Interplanetary travel requires tackling the same problems Matt Damon did — only better
Dan Robitzski • October 17, 2016
The Universe is probably devoid of life, but experts say we may never be sure
Greg Uyeno • June 27, 2016
Or what's the matter with π