Scientists have a controversial theory about how and how quickly the Earth formed
Comment on this storyComment More than 4.5 billion years ago, the Earth began to form from a mixture of dust and gas that was around our young Sun. Eventually, it…
Great Salt Lakes dust melted the biggest snow on earth in Utah more than two weeks into early 2022
Drying lakes are having a bigger impact than scientists initially thought. (Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Dust obscures Antelope Island and the Great Salt Lake on Saturday, June…
The Space Race for Satellite in Low Earth Orbit: Starlink vs. AST SpaceMobile
to telecommunications Pxfuel Free Commercial Use DMCA In the early 1960s, US President John F. Kennedy set a bold vision for sending astronauts to the moon by the end of…
Caltech team demonstrates wireless energy transfer in space, transmits energy to Earth
Space photo of MAPLE’s interior, with the transmit array to the right and the receivers to the left. Image credit: Caltech Space Solar Power Project (SSPP). Space advocates have long…
A day on earth lasted only 19 hours. Now we know why.
There was a time in Earth’s turbulent history when everything almost stopped. Tectonic activity subsided, geochemical processes emerged, and the evolution of life in its simplest forms didn’t do much.…