TECH & INNOVATION

Hydroponics Farming Is the Next-Gen Food Production Technology

TECH & INNOVATION 01.02.2020 08:41 AM

Hydroponics farming will be the next wave of food production because it will prove to advantageous with the loss of land and rich soil.

Fifty-Year-Old Moon Dirt to Reveal New Data After NASA Scientists' Analysis

01.02.2020 07:47 AM

NASA will be studying fifty-year old moon dirt with better tools to hopefully change the way we see the moon.

6 Mishaps in Space Missions That Are Not Complete Failures

01.02.2020 07:33 AM

They may crash hard but these space agencies are not giving up on space missions. Spaceflight is not always about success. Sometimes, a slight change in calculations can send spacecraft crashing but if there is a silver lining in these failed missions, it's that astronomers and engineers have improved their theories in creating spacecraft that will eventually complete their mission.

Getting the Most Out of a Beginner’s Telescope

01.01.2020 12:20 PM

An entry-level telescope for amateur stargazing is a popular gift during the holiday season. Those who recently received one are probably eager to give it a try. However, assuming they're inexperienced with how to operate their new telescope, it's important to learn a few fundamentals.

Space Missions To Go Old School Galleon-Style With Laser Sails Instead Solid Fuel Thrusters

01.01.2020 11:56 AM

Ironically, laser-powered sails offer a better and safer alternative than chemical thrusters; yet another rehash of sails that will enable man to explore a 'new' world.

Are We Ready for These Dystopian Technologies That Will Change Our Lives by 2020?

01.01.2020 10:33 AM

Life as we know it will keep changing, but are we ready for the changes that are already under way? (Photo : eddierockerz. files. wordpress. com)Will these dystopian technologies change the world starting 2020, and are we prepared for it.

Accessing Technology Is About to Change and It Will Be Shocking for Everyone

01.01.2020 09:43 AM

Improving the way to accessing technology is important for PWD and non-PWDS too. Creating interfaces that are customizable and adaptive for any kind of use will be a shock as to how well it adapts.

Welcome to the Fringes of the Odd and Wonderful Weird Science in 2019

01.01.2020 09:41 AM

Nothing is ever normal, science becomes weird science that became the odd and wonderful in 2019. (Photo : i. pinimg. com) Nothing is ever normal, science becomes weird science that became the odd and wonderful in 2019.

8 Amazing Science News That Filled the Airwaves This Decade

01.01.2020 08:14 AM

It has been a wonderful decade in science with all new discoveries. However, not all news is good news but it is worth celebrating as well.

How Can Spirituality and Science Can Go Hand in Hand?

12.31.2019 08:39 AM

Science is the empirical analysis of hypotheses backed up by evidence. So, it’s fairly reliable. Yet, there are some phenomena that still can’t be explained by science. One of those is psychic abilities. Indeed, one in three Americans claim that they have experienced a psychic moment according to a YouGov poll. Those who are spiritual await personal experience of something before committing it as a belief. So, is there a way for spirituality and science to go hand in hand?

Space Junk Can Now Be Mapped After Corrections in Laser Scope Algorithms

12.27.2019 22:06 PM

Orbital debris can really be dangerous for space missions, but some Chinese researchers have now figured out how to correct the scope algorithms.

Technology Solutions for Life's Big Events

12.27.2019 15:18 PM

Do you ever wonder how you’ll manage to save for that big vacation you want to take in a few years? Or are you like millions of consumers seeking an efficient way to finance their education or simply refinance student loans? There are lots of ways to handle what life throws at us, but sometimes technology gets the job done best.

LEGO Bricks as an Alternative Thermal Insulator for Dilution Refrigerators? Find Out [VIDEO]!

12.26.2019 06:20 AM

LEGOs are often used by scientists in conducting experiments and just this week, physicists at Lancaster University wanted to see how these popular bricks react to the lowest temperature possible.

Troublemaking Mars Lander "Mole" Is Digging Again

12.24.2019 07:39 AM

Images were captured documenting the situation from every angle, even evaluated the soil and the rocks in the area and mimicked those characteristics here on Earth to do some testing. As if like the mole is already tired of the whole mission, the camera was able to document that the mole popped out of Martian crust.

8 Top Tips for Making Your Home Eco-Friendly

12.23.2019 22:55 PM

Many of us are beginning to do what we can to become environmentally conscious and so starting within our homes is the best way to make an impact on our carbon footprint.

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