Women's History Month: Rosalind Franklin
Today's feature for women's history month is Rosalind Franklin - a pioneer in helping discover the structure of DNA, viruses, and chemical research on coal and carbon.
In the STEAM Community
Severe Weather Overview
Severe Weather Awareness Week is around the corner for many so what can you do to keep yourself and your family safe?
Unfolding Ancient Secrets: Could Million-Year-Old Plants have Nighttime Rituals?
Recently discovered fossils showed the possibility that a ginkgo-like plant may have opened and folded its leaves at night around 250 million years ago.
The Ocean's Dirty Little Secret: 50 Years Since the Great Pacific Garbage Patch Discovery
In 1973, scientists announced their concerns for the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Now, the 1.6 million km patch is disrupting life.
"A Remarkable Discovery" from the James Webb Telescope
The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered the first galaxy to quench its star formation.
Turkey Feels Impacts from the Largest Earthquake in 80+ Years
Residents of Turkey and Syria felt impacts from a magnitude 7.8 earthquake on Monday, February 6 - the largest in 84 years for the area.
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Who's the Smartest Fish of All?
A new study shows one type of fish may have self -awareness, similar to humans.
Bitter Cold Snap Brings Record Breaking Wind Chills and... Frostquakes?
An arctic air mass brought record breaking wind chills, stratospheric winds, and frostquakes to parts of the northeast this past weekend.
Weekly Science News Recap
In this week's weekly science news recap, were going over space, AI technology, and chemistry.
Ice, Ice Baby! New Forms of Ice Discovered by Researchers
Researchers discover a new medium-density amorphous ice through a process called ball milling.
Canadian AI Technology Soars to New Heights
Artificial Intelligence is taking off, literally. New Canadian AI technology on board a SpaceX rocket is expected to land in Spring of 2023.
Bear-y Cool Capture on the Red Planet
One NASA orbiter turned its camera to the Martian planet, to find a bear-y friendly face staring back.