In August, the moons of Jupiter, the rings of Saturn, the Perseid meteor shower, a partial lunar eclipse and more will be visible. ... Read More
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How to Find an Inhabited Exoplanet
Over the past couple decades, research has uncovered thousands of exoplanets in orbit around other stars. In particular, the NASA Kepler Mission taught us that Earth-sized planets are commonplace throughout the Galaxy. But the big question remains – did life take root on any of these distant worlds? Using upcoming large telescopes, astronomers will examine the atmospheres of Earth-like planets for the telltale chemical fingerprints of life. The search for life in the universe has entered an exciting new phase. ... Read More
Can Marshmallows Protect iPhone 7 Plus from 100 FT Drop Test?
A beautiful jet black iPhone 7 plus + Marshmallows. What could possibly go wrong? ... Read More
Tonight’s Sky: July 2017
Backyard stargazers get a monthly guide to the northern hemisphere’s skywatching events with “Tonight’s Sky.” In July, large planets preside over southern skies. ... Read More
Dark Energy and New Worlds: NASA’s WFIRST Mission
Our everyday experience with gravity is that of an attractive force: it pulls things closer. But we’ve discovered a very peculiar property about our expanding universe: the expansion is accelerating, as if some repulsive force is pushing it apart. Why and how does this unknown ‘dark energy’ push the cosmos? This strange, fundamental question is one that NASA’s WFIRST telescope is designed to address. That same technology will also allow us to learn more about exoplanets in new ways, and will provide us with images that are ~100x larger in area than Hubble and Webb. The WFIRST mission will set the stage to usher in a new era of understanding about our universe.... Read More
How Many iPhones Will Survive in Tire Rolling Down Cliff?
Rolling down a tire attached with 50 iPhone’s down a 500 ft. cliff! Will they survive? Time to find out!... Read More
What Happens If You Put Dry Ice in Hot Lava?
I wanted to see what happens when dry ice meets lava rock! ... Read More
Tonight’s Sky: June 2017
Backyard stargazers get a monthly guide to the northern hemisphere’s skywatching events with “Tonight’s Sky.” Early June is one of the best times to view our brightest planet. ... Read More
What Happens If You Pour Molten Aluminum on 50 iPhones?
So many iPhone 5C’s…so much metal. What can possibly go wrong?... Read More