What Is the Cloud? The Not-So Mysterious Place Where Your Data Goes
This ambiguous-sounding network is one you're probably more familiar with than you realize. ...read more
Month: October 2020
There are probably four rocky planets in the habitable zones of nearby Sun-like stars, says NASA
Data from NASA's Kepler Space Telescope constrains the number of nearby Earth-like planets. The task now is to find them. ...read more
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11 Female Astronauts Who Pioneered Spaceflight
With a variety of backgrounds and talents, these women have helped push the boundaries of spaceflight. ...read more
“Nerd TV” is a Trend. These Are the People Responsible for It.
Fact-based dramas are bringing more realistic science to the small screen, at a time when we definitely need it. ...read more
What Is Deep Brain Stimulation, and Why Does It Work for Parkinson’s?
Deep brain stimulation is exactly what it sounds like — a pacemaker-like implant delivers electricity to misfiring brain cells. Scientists are only beginning to tap into its potential for treating puzzling brain conditions. ...read more
The Horsehead Nebula in Orion: An Unbridled Look
The Horsehead Nebula has captured the public's attention like few other celestial objects. And though its history is fascinating, it's also mysterious. ...read more
If a Robot Is Conscious, Is It OK to Turn It Off? The Moral Implications of Building True AIs
Philosophers say now is the time to mull over what qualities should grant an artificially intelligent machine moral standing. ...read more