Fall Equinox: Science Behind Fall Leaves Change Colors
Challenge: How many Fall Leaves can you collect and accurately identify? The official first day of Fall in 2026 is Tuesday, September 22 at 8:05 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time in the Northern H…
Challenge: How many Fall Leaves can you collect and accurately identify? The official first day of Fall in 2026 is Tuesday, September 22 at 8:05 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time in the Northern H…
Every year the first Monday of October is an exciting time to celebrate those who are recognized to have contributed the most "to the benefit of mankind". Nobel prizes matter beca…
What is El Niño and La Niña? They are opposite phases of a natural climate pattern in the Pacific Ocean called ENSO. El Niño means the eastern Pacific is warmer than usual, while La Niña …
What's today's AQI? Every Year EPA hosts Air Quality Awareness Week on the first week of May. Here is a Newsletter from EPA for AQAW The United Nations (UN) also has several Susta…
One of the incredible phenomena in astronomy is the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights). This week there were one of the strongest Solar Storms (Highest Category G5 that led to Northern Ligh…
"Mammoth" is the largest carbon capture technology that is finally operational and turned on in Iceland, which uses renewable geothermal sources to operate. Learn more about it on…
This week, for the first time ever, we reported more output than input when it comes to nuclear fusion. This experiment is a huge breakthrough for the future of energy. If you are interest…
Cherish the diversity of our planet and let us continue to learn to be kinder to ourselves, each other, and most importantly, to our planet, which needs to sustain our children and us. The…
Since we are covering Microscopes this week, one way to really zoom in over long distance is telescopes. This is the most powerful telescope - James Webb telescope and this summer, it captu…