Virtual reality is training doctors before they go under the knife. (Credit: Michael Berdyugin) The field of medicine has advanced an astonishing amount in the last 100 years. As late as the mid-1950’s, mercury was still being used to treat … Read More
Moments before death, massive stars release simmering halos as they eject gases into the universe, producing a spectacular, glowing death knell. In another one of its stunning photographs, the Webb telescope has captured the final life stage of a dying … Read More
Magical threads of light dance across the sky. Twists of blue, green, red and purple twine, dance and interlace in a pattern of ethereal grace. The Aurora is a natural phenomenon that has entranced humans for thousands of years. For … Read More
Earlier this year, we wrote about the Annual Earthshot Prize Award and its categories. It’s time to follow up and see who the five winners of the prizes are! We were blown out of the water by the bold, innovative … Read More
Happy New Year everyone! We’re super excited to see what the new year has in store, especially in the world of emerging technologies. Webb captured the birth of a star, called a protostar, in the pinched area of dust and … Read More
In the face of climate change, Earthshot is refocusing money and effort here on Earth to create a sustainable future. (Credit: Markus Spiske: https://www.pexels.com/photo/climate-road-landscape-people-2990650/) It’s that time of year again! Time for the unveiling of the finalists for the Annual … Read More
The Moon rises as the temperatures plunge. This past month, the world saw a spectacular lunar display in the form of the Hunter’s Moon. The Hunter’s Moon is the first full moon that occurs after the Autumnal equinox, usually in … Read More
This Voyager 2 image of Neptune shows a cold and dark wind-whipped world. In 1989, NASA’s Voyager 2 became the first and only spacecraft to observe the planet Neptune, passing about 3,000 miles above the planet’s north pole.A view of … Read More
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