Category: Science
Feds commit historic $3.46B to help U.S. prepare and mitigate effects of climate change
See how much $$ your state, tribe, or territory has been allocated
College interns’ hourly wage rates reach highest levels ever
Computer Science interns lead the pack, earning $23.39 per hour
After 27 years, Hog Trail Murder victim, John Doe #1, identified as missing Massachusetts man
Thanks to advances in forensic DNA testing technology . . .
First images shown here of Jupiter’s largest moon, Ganymede, from NASA’s June 7 flyby
“This is the closest any spacecraft has come to this mammoth moon in a generation …”
NASA schedules two new missions to revisit, explore and study Venus
Venus may have been the first habitable world in the solar system, complete with an ocean and Earth-like climate
Mars volcano eruptions could have helped support life on the Red Planet
interaction of magma and icy substrate could have provided favorable conditions for microbial life and raises the possibility of life still existing
Oxygen now being extracted and manufactured on the Red Planet with help from Mars Rover
Oxygen on Mars will be needed to propel rockets and astronauts from the Red Planet
April 22: Lyrid meteor shower to climax on Earth Day 2021
The predawn hours are the best times to witness the Lyrid meteor shower
NASA’s first flight of the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter deemed successful
The solar-powered helicopter first became airborne on the Red Planet today at 3:34 a.m.
NASA Ingenuity: First Martian controlled helicopter flight now scheduled for Monday, April 19
Data from Ingenuity’s first flight will be televised and reach Earth a few hours after its first experimental flight attempt
