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Korean Scientists Launch Plant-Based Period Pads in U.S.
Innovation3h ago

Korean Scientists Launch Plant-Based Period Pads in U.S.

Female scientists from South Korea's top tech university just brought a genuine period care innovation to America. Their pads replace the hidden synthetic chemicals in most products with plant-based materials.

Regional: south korea technology (KR)2 min read
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Innovation3h ago

Rocket Lab Spacecraft Ready for Historic Mars Mission

Two spacecraft just completed their first test phase in deep space and are now preparing for a groundbreaking journey to Mars that could unlock secrets needed for future human exploration. The mission proves that innovative partnerships can deliver world-class science faster and cheaper than ever before.

Google: space mission success2 min read
Woman Scientist Invented Invisible Glass in 1938
Innovation3h ago

Woman Scientist Invented Invisible Glass in 1938

Katharine Burr Blodgett created nonreflecting glass through meticulous experiments with thin film coatings, breaking barriers as a woman scientist. Her revolutionary discovery transformed optics and made her an overnight sensation.

Google: scientific discovery2 min read
Dim Indoor Lighting May Trigger Nearsightedness Epidemic
Health & Wellness3h ago

Dim Indoor Lighting May Trigger Nearsightedness Epidemic

Scientists discovered that dim lighting during close-up activities like reading or using phones might be fueling the global myopia crisis. The simple fix? Brighter indoor spaces could help protect eyes naturally.

Fox News Health2 min read
Six Planets Align This Week in Rare Sky Show
Planet Wins3h ago

Six Planets Align This Week in Rare Sky Show

A stunning planetary parade is lighting up evening skies this week, bringing six planets into view at once. With just an hour after sunset and a clear view of the horizon, stargazers can witness this rare cosmic alignment.

Space.com2 min read
Viral Photo Hides Third Dog in Plain Sight
Daily Mix3h ago

Viral Photo Hides Third Dog in Plain Sight

What looks like a person with two dogs is actually three dogs creating a perfect optical illusion. The "person" is a black poodle whose tail and head trick our brains into seeing a human figure.

Upworthy2 min read
Caterpillars Learn Ant Rhythms to Get Adopted Into Colonies
Planet Wins4h ago

Caterpillars Learn Ant Rhythms to Get Adopted Into Colonies

Some butterfly caterpillars have learned to vibrate in complex rhythmic patterns that match their ant caretakers, allowing them to get adopted and protected. Scientists discovered these tiny insects use precise timing similar to human music to communicate in the dark, crowded world of ant nests.

Smithsonian2 min read
Techie Quits City Job, Earns $24K Yearly From Dragon Fruit
Solutions9h ago

Techie Quits City Job, Earns $24K Yearly From Dragon Fruit

A computer science graduate traded office life for farming and transformed barren family land into a thriving dragon fruit business. His innovative approach now generates impressive annual profits while keeping him close to home.

The Better India3 min read
Table Mountain's Tiny Bugs Keep Cape Town's Water Alive
Planet Wins9h ago

Table Mountain's Tiny Bugs Keep Cape Town's Water Alive

Scientists are using stoneflies and tadpoles to monitor Table Mountain's hidden rivers. The ancient mountain works like a giant sponge, slowly filtering water that feeds Cape Town long after the rain stops.

Daily Maverick3 min read
Morgan State Students Excel in STEM Fields and Service
Acts of Kindness9h ago

Morgan State Students Excel in STEM Fields and Service

Four Morgan State University students are breaking barriers in actuarial science, architecture, and engineering while serving their communities. Their achievements showcase the rising talent at America's only HBCU with an actuarial science program.

Google News - Student Achievement2 min read
NASA Scientists Help Ryan Gosling Bring Space Hero to Life
Innovation9h ago

NASA Scientists Help Ryan Gosling Bring Space Hero to Life

When Hollywood needed to make a space adventure feel authentic, NASA astronauts stepped up to help. The team behind "Project Hail Mary" collaborated with real space experts to bring Andy Weir's beloved novel to the big screen.

NASA2 min read
Landsat 9 Tracks Earth Changes Every 8 Days from Space
Videos9h ago

Landsat 9 Tracks Earth Changes Every 8 Days from Space

For over 50 years, NASA's Landsat satellites have watched our planet change, and the newest one is capturing sharper images than ever before. Landsat 9 helps map the entire Earth every eight days, spotting everything from wildfires to melting glaciers with stunning clarity.

NASA3 min read
Scientists Solve Mystery of 'Space Snowmen' in Solar System
Planet Wins9h ago

Scientists Solve Mystery of 'Space Snowmen' in Solar System

Researchers have cracked the code on how adorable snowman-shaped objects form in the outer solar system. The discovery reveals a gentle cosmic dance that's been happening for billions of years.

Space.com2 min read
Scientists Pack More Data Into Single Photons
Innovation9h ago

Scientists Pack More Data Into Single Photons

Physicists have learned to shape light at the quantum level, cramming far more information into individual photons and opening doors to ultra-secure communication networks. The breakthrough transforms quantum technology from theory into tools we can actually use.

Science Daily3 min read
New Telescope Sends 800,000 Alerts in One Night
Innovation10h ago

New Telescope Sends 800,000 Alerts in One Night

The Rubin Observatory's revolutionary alert system just sent 800,000 notifications to astronomers worldwide in a single night, spotting supernovae, asteroids, and cosmic changes in real time. This is only the beginning of what may become astronomy's biggest discovery engine.

Google News - Science3 min read
Heart of Milky Way Revealed in Stunning New Detail
Innovation10h ago

Heart of Milky Way Revealed in Stunning New Detail

Astronomers captured the largest image ever taken of our galaxy's chaotic center, revealing 650 light-years of swirling gas, dust, and star-forming clouds in breathtaking detail. The discovery offers clues to how galaxies like ours were born.

Scientific American2 min read
Scientist Invents Invisible Glass in 1938 Breakthrough
Innovation10h ago

Scientist Invents Invisible Glass in 1938 Breakthrough

Katharine Burr Blodgett created nonreflecting glass in 1938, transforming everything from eyeglasses to cameras. The woman who worked alongside a Nobel Prize winner finally stepped into the spotlight with a discovery that still shapes our world today.

Scientific American2 min read
Kaua'i Group Seeks Volunteers to Protect Island Waters
Planet Wins15h ago

Kaua'i Group Seeks Volunteers to Protect Island Waters

Surfrider Kaua'i is celebrating 20 years of ocean protection by opening its doors to anyone who wants to help keep the island's waters clean and healthy. Whether you have two hours a week or two hours a year, there's a way to make a difference.

Google: volunteers help2 min read
U.S. Launches AI Consortium to Speed Scientific Discovery
Innovation15h ago

U.S. Launches AI Consortium to Speed Scientific Discovery

The Department of Energy just created a new team bringing together government labs, private companies, and universities to use AI for faster breakthroughs in energy and science. The Genesis Mission Consortium could transform how America tackles its biggest research challenges.

Google: scientific discovery2 min read
Mark Rober Helps MrBeast Conquer Fear of Heights
Community Heroes15h ago

Mark Rober Helps MrBeast Conquer Fear of Heights

Engineer and YouTuber Mark Rober took on an unusual challenge: helping fellow creator MrBeast overcome his lifelong fear of heights. The collaboration between two of YouTube's biggest stars brought science and friendship together for an inspiring result.

Mark Rober1 min read

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