An arctic air mass brought record breaking wind chills, stratospheric winds, and frostquakes to parts of the northeast this past weekend.

In this week's weekly science news recap, were going over space, AI technology, and chemistry.

Researchers discover a new medium-density amorphous ice through a process called ball milling.

Artificial Intelligence is taking off, literally. New Canadian AI technology on board a SpaceX rocket is expected to land in Spring of 2023.

One NASA orbiter turned its camera to the Martian planet, to find a bear-y friendly face staring back.

Melanie Edwards is a lab assistant at Princeton University helping with mosquito research. Today, she gives us a glimpse at what a day in her job is like.

Corallys Orzit is a broadcast meteorologist at THV11 in Little Rock, Arkansas. Today, she gives us an inside look at her job.

This week's science news recap includes topics from space, paleontology, and Earth from January 21- January 27.

One new study may make your head spin - Earth's inner core may be changing speeds. A recent study from Peking University in China, showed researchers analyzed seismic wave data over the past 60 years to find oscillations of Earth's inner core.

This weeks science news recap involves engineering, geology, and NASA stories from Jan 13, 2023 - Jan 20, 2023.

Over the next seven years, NASA and Boeing will work together to create a more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly aircraft.

NASA's SWOT (Surface Water and Ocean Topography) satellite prepares to launch a project 20 years in the making!