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Category: Physical Sciences

Winter Hack: New Rubber Grips Icy Surfaces
Health New Technologies Physics

Winter Hack: New Rubber Grips Icy Surfaces

March 18, 2015April 7, 2021

Winter storms dumped record amounts of snow on the East Coast and other regions of the United States this year,…

Methane-Munching Microbes Limit Global Warming
Biology Climate Change Oceanography

Methane-Munching Microbes Limit Global Warming

March 17, 2015May 24, 2021

Holes in the sea floor release methane gas. Microorganisms that live near the holes protect our air by eating 75 percent of the methane.

Brain-like Computers from Optical Fibers
Engineering New Technologies Physics

Brain-like Computers from Optical Fibers

March 10, 2015December 11, 2023

Researchers say to get ready for brain-like computers that can learn and adapt. Computers that function like a human brain could be reality.

First Photo of Light as Wave and Particle
Physics

First Photo of Light as Wave and Particle

March 2, 2015September 4, 2015

In 1905, Albert Einstein proposed that light has properties of both a wave and a stream of particles. Now, researchers…

Science of Sloshing: Why Foam is Important
Engineering Physics

Science of Sloshing: Why Foam is Important

February 24, 2015April 7, 2021

Have you noticed that adding foam to the top of a coffee makes walking with it easier? Foam reduces sloshing…

Planet Earth’s Control Panel
Astronomy and Astrophysics Science and Art

Planet Earth’s Control Panel

February 16, 2015September 4, 2015

This  planet earth control panel infographic is the work of the fabulous Eleanor Lutz. Lutz is a Seattle-based graphic designer…

Tuna Stay Warm with Cold Hearts
Biology Oceanography Zoology

Tuna Stay Warm with Cold Hearts

February 9, 2015September 3, 2024

The heart of a bluefin tuna keeps pumping during extreme temperature changes that would stop a human heart, according to…

Fish Food Turned into Two New Biofuels
Biology Engineering Environment Oceanography

Fish Food Turned into Two New Biofuels

January 29, 2015September 4, 2015

By Kate S. A common algae commercially grown to make fish food could become a future source of biofuel, according…

Earth-sized Planets, Ancient Star System Found
Astronomy and Astrophysics

Earth-sized Planets, Ancient Star System Found

January 27, 2015April 7, 2021

An ancient solar system, dating back to the dawn of the Milky Way Galaxy, has been discovered by an international…

Electronics Inspired by Spider Webs and Leaves
New Technologies Physics

Electronics Inspired by Spider Webs and Leaves

December 19, 2014August 17, 2022

By Kate Stone Have you ever wished your smartphone was shatter-proof, bendable, or even stretchy? If so, you might not…

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