Things to READ
Find interesting and fun articles, books, and other resources to read for every age.
Meet Annie Jump Cannon, who cataloged and ranked over 300,000 stars by their hotness. A century later, her system is still used today!
This amazing first for NASA demonstrates how an incredible team from across the country came together
An AI-powered robot was able to beat professional curling teams 3-out-of-4 times, a new study shows
Astonishing AI restoration brings Apollo moon landing films up to speed. The historic events look like they were shot on high-definition video.
A new method of 3-D scanning reveals life and death details of a snake, a bird and a cat.
Air & Space magazine asked some of the people who’ve spent the most time on the ISS: What’s it like up there?
A brand-new space toilet has reached the final frontier!
“People think of cats as solitary and antisocial,” says Kristyn Vitale, a cat cognition researcher and animal behaviorist at Unity College. “But this study reinforces the idea that they’re watching us and learning from us.”
A treasure trove of data trapped in pressed seaweed helps explain the collapse of Monterey Bay’s sardine fishery in the 1950s.
Vikings’ expansion to lands outside of their native Scandinavia diversified their genetic backgrounds
Things to READ
Find interesting and fun articles, books, and other resources to read for every age.
Meet Annie Jump Cannon, who cataloged and ranked over 300,000 stars by their hotness. A century later, her system is still used today!
This amazing first for NASA demonstrates how an incredible team from across the country came together
An AI-powered robot was able to beat professional curling teams 3-out-of-4 times, a new study shows
Astonishing AI restoration brings Apollo moon landing films up to speed. The historic events look like they were shot on high-definition video.
A new method of 3-D scanning reveals life and death details of a snake, a bird and a cat.
Air & Space magazine asked some of the people who’ve spent the most time on the ISS: What’s it like up there?
A brand-new space toilet has reached the final frontier!
“People think of cats as solitary and antisocial,” says Kristyn Vitale, a cat cognition researcher and animal behaviorist at Unity College. “But this study reinforces the idea that they’re watching us and learning from us.”
A treasure trove of data trapped in pressed seaweed helps explain the collapse of Monterey Bay’s sardine fishery in the 1950s.
Vikings’ expansion to lands outside of their native Scandinavia diversified their genetic backgrounds
