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How Many Universes Are There? 5 Multiverse Theories

How Many Universes Are There? 5 Multiverse Theories

Aug 22, 2023 - Lou Farrell

Pop culture has everyone wondering today: how many universes are there? Take a look at the science behind real-life multiverse theories.

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What Is Cryo-Electron Microscopy and What Is It Used For?

Jul 26, 2023 - Emily Newton

Innovations in biology and technology hinge on understanding the world on a molecular level. The more scientists learn about organisms and materials on the nanoscale, the better they can develop groundbreaking solutions to the world’s…

10 Ways We Can Conserve Biodiversity Today

Jul 12, 2023 - Emily Newton

The protection of biodiversity is crucial for the health of our planet. Explore the top ways we can conserve biodiversity worldwide.

Parts of an Atom Explained

The Parts of an Atom Explained

Jul 11, 2023 - Emily Newton

What are the parts of an atom and why should you learn about them? Atoms make up our entire universe with a few tiny particles.

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Is Natural Gas a Renewable Resource?

Jul 6, 2023 - Lou Farrell

Natural gas is a confusing resource — as a gas, it feels simultaneously infinite and not. However, it is one of the most contentious fuel sources in human history. Answering “Is natural gas a renewable…

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Biotechnology Downstream Processing in Action

Jun 6, 2023 - Emily Newton

Biotechnology is full of jargon, but some of the most compelling insights into humanity are underneath it. Biotechnology downstream processing (DSP) is one method that provides humans with strategies for improved health care and more…

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Low Melting Point Metals for Casting

May 17, 2023 - Emily Newton

How hot is hot? There’s no standard definition for a low melting point metal, but considering most metals melt at over 1,000°F (537°C), those metals that disintegrate on the stovetop or even in a person’s…

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Physics in Motion, Khan Academy and More: Videos for Learning Physics

May 9, 2023 - Ellie Gabel

For students and teachers alike, there are countless digital resources to help people master the basics — and intricacies — of physics. Since many people learn best by watching demonstrations, here are X of the…

The Chemistry of Proteins: New Perspectives on Nature’s Most Important Compounds

May 2, 2023 - Ellie Gabel

Proteins are essential building blocks of all life on earth. Recent discoveries have given us a new perspective on the chemistry of proteins.

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6 Interesting Facts About Lightning

Apr 27, 2023 - Revolutionized Team

Do you love watching lightning storms? Here are six interesting facts about lightning – and how it interacts with Earth.

Wolf-rayet star

What Makes a Wolf-Rayet Star Unique?

Apr 27, 2023 - Lou Farrell

Rare, luminous and incredibly hot, a Wolf-Rayet star is simply going through a phase. Why are there so few of them?

6 best books on physics about light

6 Best Books on Physics About Light

Apr 5, 2023 - Lou Farrell

Interested in light? Take a look at the top six books on physics about light, the electromagnetic spectrum, and more!