For Robert Reese, a writer, editor, and eco-activist at Latter-day Saint in Northern California, the challenges of climate change are formidable and fascinating. And, he wondered, what would a handful of devout believers do to address them? Then Reese came up with a simple idea: He thought of how the “Sunday Express”—the practice of members … Read more
The MISSE Flight Facility is on the outside of the space station. (Credits: NASA) HOUSTON (NASA PR) – Space may seem empty, but it has extreme temperatures, high levels of background radiation, minute meteors, and unfiltered sun glare. In addition, the materials and equipment on the outside of International Space Station They are exposed to … Read more
More than half A billion years ago, the Earth experienced an almost complete collapse of its magnetic field. It began in the early Cambrian period. Then, after a period of about 15 million years, the field began to grow again. The reason for this collapse and return of the sphere was a mystery. Then a … Read more
Once I saw new AI image creation tools, such as DALL-E, I wanted to see how well they could create space and astronomy images. I’m still queuing DALL-E 2, so I don’t have any feedback to give there, but I signed up for Midjourney AI, played with the free account, and then signed up for … Read more
G100 Visionary, Dr. Konstantin Batygin G100 Visionary, Maestro Eduardo Martoret of the Miami Symphony Orchestra The Genius 100 Foundation is an active active community of global leaders focused on social impact with a proven track record of achieving the “impossible” That is the magic of the Genius 100 Foundation. We always look beyond what exists … Read more
The eruption of the undersea volcano Hengja Tonga-Hung Hapai earlier this year sent so much water vapor into the atmosphere that it likely temporarily warmed the Earth’s surface, according to observations by a NASA satellite. This temporary point will not greatly affect the climate of our planet, but it shows how huge the volcanic eruption … Read more
Of the thousands of exoplanets discovered so far, the most common are “super-Earths” – worlds larger than Earth but smaller than Neptune. Some of these planets lie even within the habitable zones of their parent stars, which means conditions may be right to host liquid water on their surfaces. But can these giant, rocky exoplanets … Read more
