3D printing can do a lot of things, but recently nasa has said that they could use 3d to help us settle on the moon.

Much of D.C. is not part of the natural land. In fact, much of D.C.'s land was reclaimed from the Potomac River and wetlands. Due to this, much of D.C. is built up on low-lying land, which could quite easily be destroyed by flooding. With sea levels slowly rising due to global warming, the threat of a rising river has grown immensely.

Ice skating is not just a fun winter activity; it’s also a cool example of physics in action! This article takes a look at how various engineering concepts make ice skating possible, from the way skates are designed to the movements skaters make. 

In the United States, the Interstate is a major part of the country, helping people to move quickly around the nation and making the average person more independent, but why do we have this? And further, how did it get created?

Microsoft is one of the most successful companies in the world with a net value of around 3.1 trillion dollars. It was founded by two friends: Bill Gates, and Paul Allen.

The LHC (Large Hadron Collider) is used to replicate the circumstances that happened within a fraction of a second of the big bang. After months of observing collisions at the LHC in 2012, scientists observes an interesting signal from what could've been a Higgs Boson particle with 126 gigaelectron volts.

Three patients in China were the first to be treated from autoimmune disorders from modified donor cells. The trial for testing donor cells was led by Xu Huji, a rheumatologist at Naval Medical University in Shanghai.

The AquaFence is a portable flood protection system designed to safeguard buildings and critical infrastructure from rising waters during extreme weather events such as hurricanes.

Five fun facts about Lego : The LEGO name is derived from the first two letters of the Danish word LEG GODT, which means “play well.” In 1949, the first Lego was...

Football Pads are protective equipment worn by players in American football. They are designed to absorb and distribute the impacts of collisions and tackles, helping to prevent injuries and saving lives.

Cyanotypes are one of the earliest types of photography. Cyanotypes may just seem like a fun science project but they actually had many real life uses before advances in printing and photography.

Firefly’s first Blue Ghost mission, "Ghost Riders in the Sky," is set to deliver ten scientific instruments to the Moon under NASA’s CLPS initiative.

The ability to fly lit a spark of hope and inspiration in scientists who wished to gain space travel. Wernher von Braun was the creator behind the ideas of the Apollo space missions and the mastermind behind it. He studied aeronautics with a dream to one day reach the stars.

Have you ever wondered how scientists are able to see things that are too small to be seen with the naked eye? With the ability to visualize cellular structures at a nanoscale level, scientists can gain a deeper understanding of diseases and develop more effective treatments.

In late 1990 the Human Genome Project began with the goal of mapping the entire human genome(or the DNA inside most cells). The project caused huge advancements in the field of Biology and changed it forever.

South Korea recently unveiled an incredible new military technology that's like something out of a science fiction movie.

Despite its success, American football has faced challenges related to player safety, ethical considerations, and broader societal shifts. The sport's future trajectory will likely involve ongoing efforts to address these challenges while maintaining its appeal and relevance in a rapidly changing world.

Fire extinguishers are essential safety devices that can save lives and protect property in a fire.

NASA launched Voyager 1 in 1977 and has already outlived expectations, but the space agency hopes to continue receiving data from the probe until at least 2030.