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James Webb Space Telescope Pillars of Creation

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James Webb Telescope captures Pillars of Creation

The "Pillars of Creation," an area of intense star formation, as seen by the Near-Infrared Camera of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope. If your smartphone wallpaper is starting to look a bit mundane, look no further than the latest images from the James Webb Telescope. The Pillars of Creation are a star formation originally snapped in 1995 by the Hubble Telescope.  Pillars of Creation  The Pillars of Creation is a famous shot taken by the Hubble Space Telescope in 1995. […]

todayOctober 21, 2022 4

monarch butterflies

Columnists

FACTS FOR FAMILIES: Monarch butterflies, milkweed, and mowing

Most people that know me know that I am very passionate about protecting monarch butterflies.  Their numbers have been rapidly declining each year, primarily due to loss of habitat. So recently when I turned onto the country road leading to my house and saw that the ditches that had been full of milkweed were completely mowed down, I thought it would be appropriate to republish this article from 2018. I do my best to encourage people to plant milkweed seeds, […]

todaySeptember 5, 2022 2

energy storage

Science News

What are energy storage technologies?

Why they may be essential for our future

As we look to the future, energy storage technologies are more important than ever. Not only do they provide a way to store energy for later use, but they can also help us reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. This article will take a closer look at some of the most promising energy storage technologies currently in development. Energy storage technologies refer to the methods used to store energy for later use. This can be done through various means. These […]

todayJuly 6, 2022 5

athlete

Science News

Athlete safety and prevention steps to avoid an injury

Athletes put their bodies to the test every day, and they must take care of themselves. The key to avoiding injuries as an athlete is taking a proactive approach. To help you stay injury-free, we've compiled seven tips for preventing injuries as an athlete. Wear the right equipment Wearing the proper equipment is essential when it comes to preventing injuries as an athlete. Make sure you are wearing shoes that fit properly and provide adequate support. Wearing the wrong type […]

todayDecember 8, 2021 2

life saving skills

Science News

Advice that could save your life

We'd all want to believe that if necessary, we could step in and save a life, but would you be able to do so if you lacked the necessary skills? We have no idea what a day will bring as we go about our daily lives. We're not sure if we'll see a crash, a collapse, or someone choke. Although you may have some good judgment and great reactions, you may fail if you lack sufficient abilities.  We are often […]

todayDecember 8, 2021 1

flood damage

In Your Home

Keeping your business (or home) high and dry from flood damage

The risk of flood damages to your business is no joke. Flooding can not only pose a significant risk to your employees' safety but also cause damage to your assets. It also can be responsible for downtime too. That is why it is so important to do everything you can to protect your business (or home) from flood damage. Make sure that you are adequately insured  You must make sure that you have comprehensive insurance against flooding. As the best […]

todayDecember 1, 2021 7

AI artificial intelligence

Business News

Don’t ignore the impact of AI on corporations

AI has taken over our lives in more ways than one. Thanks to the tireless work of scientists and engineers, cars are self-driving, machines can diagnose diseases, and robots can clean up space debris. Beyond these benefits, however, there is a dark side to AI (artificial intelligence). This article will discuss four possible threats that corporations might face if AI is in daily operational implementations. AI autonomy and unemployment One of the most significant benefits, but also dangers, of AI, […]

todayOctober 21, 2021 3

salmonella

National

Mystery salmonella outbreak sickens hundreds

WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday it's investigating the cause of a salmonella outbreak that's sickened 419 people in 35 states. Public health officials haven't tied the illnesses to any specific food item and they're seeking help from the public to track down the cause. Of the hundreds sickened, 66 have been hospitalized. No deaths have been associated with the outbreak. The CDC said it first started receiving reports of people sick with […]

todaySeptember 30, 2021 2

STEM drones

Education

The benefits of teaching STEM subjects using drones

Encouraging children to take an active interest in STEM subjects from a young age is crucial. The next generation of research relies on people pursuing science and technology subjects throughout their education and honing their skills so they are ready to push the boundaries of innovation in the future.  Sometimes, getting interest in STEM subjects easier said than done Unfortunately, this is often easier said than done. Young children, in particular, often see STEM subjects as boring and they don't […]

todaySeptember 4, 2021 5

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