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Plastic Roads in India are Not the Future

By: Luv Udeshi, Journalist
In India, where there is tons of plastic, the future of roads seem to lie in this commodity that used to be seen as dirty trash.

The Gameboy And Its History

By: Tony Nguyen, Journalist
One of the most influential gaming consoles of all time, the Gameboy has sold over 100 million copies.

City in Review: New York City

By: Henry Hung, Journalist
This article is all about the backstory and history of New York, as well as all you need to know about transportation.

Deep Blue The Chess Computer That Beat A World Class Champion

By: Phu-Duc Nguyen, Journalist
Leaving the score at 3 1/2 to 2 1/2. Which meant that Deep Blue won and Garry Kasparov lost.

Worst Stadiums In The NFL

By: Andrew Hogge, Journalist
Do you want to know about the 30 NFL stadiums from worst to best? Find out how your favorite teams stadium did.

About The Blue Whale Challenge And Similar Games

By: Marija Petrushevska, Journalist
The Blue Whale Challenge is a game that has but lives in danger. As well other similar games.

A Revolution In The Local Market

By: Christopher Yang, Journalist
Partnering with Starship Technologies and Sodexo, GMU is the first campus to use entirely automated food delivery systems, which could be accessed by both the students and staff. The beauty of it all is that the process of delivery, from shop to person, was entirely controlled by the mind of a single robot. A true feat in the world of Civic Engineering.

Skiing Past Vs Present

By: Ella Wallinger, Journalist
There are lots of skis on the market today, with so many different brands, styles, shapes, sizes, and colors it is hard to find the perfect ski. The engineering of a ski is particular to each person. 

What Is The Best Gaming Console Of This Current Generation?

By: Jonner Zelaya Varela, Journalist
This is a debate that has been going on since 2020 ever since the Xbox and PS5 both came out at around the same time, but which console of this current generation is the best? For this debate we will also be looking at the Nintendo switch's newest model, the OLED so let's get right in to it.

The Plastic Roads In India

By: Noah Yazdani, Journalist
In 2001, a new way of paving roads was discovered. Invented in India, the plastic roads were made for a better environment, and a smoother ride.

Sustainable Types of Farming

By: Alex Lu, Journalist
For decades, people have been using large farms that grow the same crops, damaging the ecosystem. They use humongous amounts of resources, such as land, water, fertilizer, and air. Not only this, but they pollute the air and water, damaging the ecosystems around them.  However, by using more sustainable, better farming practices, we can reduce the amount of pollution and benefit the ecosystems.

How to Clip Gameplay with Medal.tv

By: Luv Udeshi, Journalist
Many times when you are playing a game, you make an awesome, unbelievable, or even funny play. When you tell your friends about it, they demand proof. With Medal.tv, you can clip any plays in games and send it to others.

Could Avian-Inspired Legs Be The Future For Robots?

By: Philip Do, Journalist
The modern ostrich's' leg structure is very similar to the Tyrannosaurus Rex that lived 66 million years ago. The Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems has used this technology and made a small scale robot, called the BirdBot.

K2 Black Panther Tank

By: Brady Dunlevy, Journalist
The K2 Black panther tank is known as the most expensive tank in the world costing about $8.5m the tank was made by South Korea in 2013
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Real Pilots Use Microsoft Flight Simulator Video Game For Training

By: Gus Neuberg, Journalist
Microsoft flight simulator makes it a lot easier to train for a piloting license by lowering difficulty and cost.

LED Lights – What To Know About Them And How They Are Used

By: Emerson Cruz, Journalist
The interesting thing that makes LED Lights change color and more that go along with it

Why Are Public Electric Scooters Liked And Disliked?

By: Quan Nguyen, Journalist
Ridesharing scooters; good, bad, or in-between?

McLaren Elva

By: Noah Yazdani, Journalist
McLaren has manufactured many cars throughout the years, but none as significant as the Elva.

What Would Happen If We Detonated All Nuclear Bombs at Once?

By: Anokhi Basavaraju, Journalist
The worlds first atomic bombs killed a total of 120,000 people and more due to radiation exposure. But what would happen if we detonated all nuclear bombs on Earth at once? Well it wouldn't be pretty.

Teleportation may be Possible in the Future

By: Siamba Oguah, Journalist
The Sci-Fi hit Star Trek coined the famous phrase "Beam me up, Scotty", but could we really be teleporting in the future? Well, teleportation is possible, just not the kind you may be thinking of.

Using Ultimaker Cura

By: Desmond Kraft, Journalist
This article is about using the software Ultimaker Cura to slice 3D prints for you 3D printer. Ultimaker Cura is a software that takes files from a 3D design program (.stl), and converts them into instructions a 3D printer can read.

All About The Nintendo Switch OLED

By: Noah Siegel, Journalist
If you are planning on buying a Nintendo Switch, The extra $50 is probably worth it. If you are planning on upgrading, You probably won't notice any major differences.

Elon Musk Buys Twitter For $44 Billion

By: Miles Kastner, Journalist
Elon Musk struck a deal on Monday to buy Twitter for roughly $44 billion, in a victory by the world’s richest man to take over the influential social network frequented by world leaders, celebrities and cultural trendsetters.

DNA 65: Grab or Pass?

By: Tiendan Le, Journalist
DNA 65 keyboard with Gateron Blue switches.

[Video] Apple Arcade: Two Years Later

By: Oliver Tabbal, Journalist
Apple Arcade is a five dollar a month subscription for 230+ games. Does it still hold up two years later?

Which is better PC or Laptop?

By: Ali Iskandar, Journalist
For performance we will start with the PC. The PC you can switch the parts out for new ones that come out so if you had enuf money you could theoretically have the best pc all the time and because of the ventilation the parts wont get harmed as much. For the laptop you can't switch  out parts if you want a better laptop you have to buy a whole new one and because of the restricted ventilation the parts will harm the components which will make to run slower. So the PC wins for preference. 

Artificial Organs

By: Ali Iskander, Journalist
Artificial organs comprise complex medical devices that have active mechanical or biochemical functions such as heart, lung, kidney, liver, pancreas, or neurosensory organs. Artificial organs can be either surgically implanted or extra corporeal (in which blood is temporarily processed outside the patient's body).

Why We Should Only Have Electric Cars

By: James Goodwin, Journalist
Electric cars are the future of the world due to the lack of fossil fuels

The Griffon at Busch Gardens Williamsburg

By: Andrew Hogge, Editor
The Griffon is located in the New France section of the park and is one of the fastest and steepest rides at Busch Gardens Williamsburg.

Nuclear Weapons

By: Marija Petrushevska, Journalist
Nuclear weapons were first discovered in 1938, they were made for future wars. If these weapons are used, they can cause a lot of damage to our environment.

Helicopters: Types of Engines

By: Enderson Baires Cortez, Journalist
Have you wondered is there other engines for a helicopter? In this one i will be talking about the types of engines are there for a helicopter.

How does a nuclear bomb work?

By: Ali iskandar, Author
Nuclear fission produces the atomic bomb, a weapon of mass destruction that uses power released by the splitting of atomic nuclei. When a single free neutron strikes the nucleus of an atom of radioactive material like uranium or plutonium, it knocks two or three more neutrons free. That cycle keeps going on for about five minutes.

An Overview of Getting Over It.

By: Skyla Tran, Journalist
There are many people who haven't been able to beat this game, and the ones that have usually taken a long time to do so. Those who have beaten it have found the course much easier than from when they first played it. It seems that eventually if you play the game many times, you gain muscle memory of the entire course.

The Structure Of A Ski

By: Ella Wallinger, Journalist
No two skis are built the same, different brands have different manufacturers, designs, plus patented materials and structures. They are all made for skiing advantages and to improve the performance of someones skis and skills.
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Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4

By: Andrew Hogge, Editor
The limited Edition Countach is homage to the old Countach models but has a twist with a battery, and a V-12 engine so it's a hybrid.
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[Video] The Design of the Fastest Car in the World

By: Danny Bullis, Journalist

There are many legal fast sports cars but none really compare to the top speed of the Hennessey Venom GT. The Venom GT is truly a supercar, with only two doors, an aerodynamic build, and the ability...

The Differences Between Consoles

By: Danny Bullis, Journalist
There are many preferences when it comes to consoles, and there should be. So many people think that the PS5 is better, or maybe even the Nintendo Switch is the best, but in the end, it all comes down to preference.

How Plastics Are Made In A Factory

By: Tony Nguyen, Journalist
Plastics are made from oil and natural gas. Before manufactured plastics were used, people used plastics from plants, such as sap. Now, people use manufactured plastics made from fossil fuels.

How To Use Spotify

By: Pedro Lopez, Journalist
You can explore and discover the different things on Spotify. The more you use Spotify, the more music Spotify can recommend to you and podcasts just for you.

BeatSaber: A Brief Overview

By: Skyla Tran, Journalist

What is BeatSaber? To start us off, BeatSaber is a VR beat/rhythm game that can be played on three different platforms, PC, PSVR, and Oculus Quest. Many use it to get exercise into their daily lives,...

[Video] Amtrak’s Acela Train

By: Henry Hung, Journalist
Imagine someone boarding a train, without any worry, knowing that they are about to enjoy luxuries of a lifetime. This is because they are riding on Amtrak's Acela train, America's fastest train.

[Video] Water Hyacinths: Meddlesome to Multipurposed

By: Amy Peng, Journalist
How will people adapt to tame the non-native water hyacinth?

The Super Soaker

By: Grant Le, Journalist
Have you ever been having a nice walk in a searing summer day when you come face to face with a NASA  rocket engineer with a gun and a menacing smile? Well I haven't encountered any scenario of the such, but if you have, please call the authorities.

Why Nintendo Switch Sports Can’t Live Up To Wii Sports

By: Oliver Tabbal, Journalist
Wii Sports was one of the best selling games of all time, in almost every category. Can Nintendo Switch Sports compete?

Are Cybertrucks coming in 2023?

By: Yusuf Lashin, Journalist
"The next-gen pickup might come with some design flaws." Does this mean that Cybertrucks will be coming out in 2023 or not?

Why Gas Prices Are At An All Time High

By: Danny Bullis, Journalist
As gas prices reach all time highs, in just 2022 an average family will spend $2,000 more on just gas alone.

FDA Approved A Covid 19 Breath Test

By: Noah Siegel, Journalist
The FDA approved a breath test for Covid-19, this makes covid testing a lot easier
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All About The iPhone 14

By: Noah Siegel, Journalist
Do you like to read about tech? Specifically iPhones. In this article you will read about the rumors of the iPhone 14.

How Do Computer Viruses Work?

By: Tiendan Le, Journalist
In this age of technology, with so much power at our fingertips, some of it is used for bad. Enter computer viruses, the most lethal weapon in the modern age.

Spacecrafts

By: Marija Petrushevska, Journalist
Space crafts were built to explore in space and discover the unknown. The first reusable spacecraft by NASA was launched in 1981.

[Video] Tesla Cybertruck Features

By: Adrian Banihashemi, Journalist
The Tesla Cybertruck's tri-motor allows the car to go from 0-60mph in about 2.9 seconds. This number also comes from the 800 horsepower this car has.
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How Technology Is Making Fashion Brands Sustainable

By: Gaby Henriquez, Journalist
The fashion industry isn't known for being the most environment friendly due to the fact that up to 10% of global carbon emissions are from the industry.

Recycled Plastics Made Into Shoes

By: Henry Hung, Journalist
Parley for The Oceans, a non-profit organization, is working with Adidas to make shoes out of recycled plastics.

The Engineering Behind Sports

By: Henry Hung, Journalist
Sports use many technologically-advanced items like scoreboards and ice resurfacers to help make their game more fun and interesting to watch.

Drowsy Driving Detector

By: Zakaria Najmeddine, Journalist
The cause of many accident is drowsy driving. Many people become very fatigued when driving, which could cause harm to many drivers around them.  With the development of new cars, better advancements are made, including drowsy driving detectors.

The Tesla Model S Plaid is a Big Upgrade from the Original Model S

By: Adrian Banihashemi, Journalist
This new car is the fastest production car as it sets record in the Maryland International Raceway.

Zebrafish Helping To Cure Cancer

By: Camryn Swift, Journalist
Zebrafish are super beneficial to cancer research and could help find the cure.

Bioprinting

By: Zakaria Najmeddine, Journalist
Printing started out from pasting words or images onto paper in 2D. However, new printers have been developed and put to the use to go beyond the second dimension.  Recently, 3D printers have been going mainstream in many industries. The reasons being is due to the amount of uses it has and the many types there are.

[Video] What is the Rubik’s Cube?

By: Tony Nguyen, Journalist
The Rubik's Cube is a toy puzzle invented by Erno Rubik in 1971.

Scientists revealed 4 colors to wear to avoid mosquito bites

By: Yusuf Lashin, Journalist
Scientists revealed 4 colors to wear to avoid mosquito bites. You want to know which ones? This is the article for you!

Fifa 21 vs. Fifa 22

By: Adrian Banihashemi, Journalist

Fifa is a soccer video game in which people control real life players to win games. Each year, they release a new version. There are several improvements in the newest version, Fifa 22, over the prior,...

Engineers Suggest Greener recycling For Medical PPE Waste

By: Pedro Lopez, Journalist
Through out this pandemic, masks has been a very big part of keeping people safe. There is a method where masks can be reused so we don't waste materials.

How Computer Viruses Work

By: Tony Nguyen, Journalist
This article talks about how computer viruses are made and how to prevent viruses.

Are Redragon Good Keyboards ?

By: David Rodas Guzman, Journalist
You can take out the key from the keyboard, and switch them with new ones or change the color of he keys.

Types Of Jets From Other Countries And From The Old Times

By: Enderson Baires Cortez, Journalist
Have you ever want to know how different types of jets look like. In this story i will show and tell about the types of jets.

Technology in the Brain

By: Zakaria Najmeddine, Journalist
Recently, researchers were able to come down to a decision and have developed neural interface. Neural interface is a technology that links with the nervous system. This technology can be used to stimulate the brain and record movements.

The Worlds Longest Car

By: Eric Yang, Journalist
The worlds longest car measures to 100 feet and has been restored to its glory.

Largest 3D Printer In The World

By: Noah Reedy, Journalist
3D printing is a growing industry in which new advancements are occurring every day.
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Hollow Knight – A Not Well Known Masterpiece

By: Grant Le, Journalist
Hollow Knight is an immersive indie game by Team Cherry.

How A Submarine Moves

By: Rakat Haque, Journalist
The way a submarine dives and resurfaces is because of buoyancy. Buoyancy is sort of like an upward force that things of many sizes afloat, it can be anything from something small like a barrel to a gigantic ship.

Why Should You Buy the JBL speaker?

By: Ulises Rodriguez Diaz, Journalist
There's many types of JBL speaker's that make's the style way better.

The Australian Open Is The Grand-Slam Of Engineering

By: Ella Wallinger, Journalist
Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes of a riveting tennis match where the winner comes back with a Grand-Slam record? Well to answer that question simply, engineering.

Impossible Meat?

By: Ali Iskander, Journalist
Impossible meat! We are in the new age. Using new technology, plant-made meat can be used instead of normal meat.

The Beggining of Minecraft

By: Christopher Yang, Journalist
However, the main reason why Notch made "Cave Game" was to demonstrate the ability of computers to generate "caves".

Bulletproof Audi RS7

By: Caron Cockerham, Journalist
When you think of armored vehicles, you think big, bulky and not the fastest, but the AddArmor Audi RS7 Is the worlds fastest armored car.
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FBI vs CIA: The STEM Behind Them

By: Henry Hung, Journalist
This article shows a basic understanding of STEM-related jobs at the FBI and CIA.

Did Valorant Overtake CSGO?

By: Tiendan Le, Journalist
After the release of Valorant, people knew the king of FPS, CSGO, finally had a worthy competitor to take the place of best FPS.

New Sleds at 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing

By: Henry Hung, Journalist
This article explains the involvement of Clarkson University professors as they attempt to help the USA Luge team by creating CAD-designed sleds.

How do black holes form?

By: Ali Iskandar, Journalist
A black hole takes up zero space, but does have mass — originally, most of the mass that used to be a star. And black holes get “bigger” (technically, more massive) as they consume matter near them. The bigger they are, the larger a zone of “no return” they have, where anything entering their territory is irrevocably lost to the black hole. This point of no return is called the event horizon.

Chemical Rainmakers

By: Yusuf Lashin, Journalist
Do you want to know how China is trying to create Chemical Rain? Well, read this article to find out!

How Thermometers Work

By: Camryn Swift, Journalist
Thermometer are widely used all of the world, but how do these small, simple inventions work?
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Crash Bandicoot 4

By: Hunter Guthrie, Journalist
After 22 years, the fourth game in the Crash Bandicoot series has come out. Released in September 2020, Crash Bandicoot 4, It's About Time is the newest Crash game.
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Covid 19 Evolution

By: Sonny Rowe, Journalist
COVID 19. It made history. We're living it. The thing is, its evolving.

Evolution of Video Game Consoles

By: Sonny Rowe, Journalist
Video games have changed a lot over time. It has come from joystick controllers to modern vibrating controllers. From 128×64 pixels display to 4k.

Marine Engineer

By: Henry Hung, Journalist
One of the most important and amusing jobs in the ocean engineering industry is a marine engineer.
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The Story Of How Basketball Was Created

By: Henry Hung, Journalist
Basketball is a sport that has less than 200 years of history. Yet, it is one of the most-watched sports in the world. Basketball was invented by James Naismith.

Electric Roller-Skates

By: James Goodwin, Journalist
Roller Skating are cool and fun way to travel around and hang out with friends.

Landing the Space Shuttle

By: Cavanagh Keelin, Journalist
The space shuttle faced a problem when landing, it was orbiting Earth at over 17,000 mph with almost no air resistance or engine power to help slow it down.

The Artificial Snow Making Process

By: Ella Wallinger, Journalist
As studies have shown global warming and climate change have heavily affected our ecosystem. This issue poses a massive problem for ski resorts.

Reptiles vs Amphibians

By: Turki Almohimeed, Journalist
reptiles and amphibian have the same characteristic and differences that will amaze you

Introduction To Digital Art

By: Skyla Tran, Journalist
Digital art is technological art, art made digitally, and is all over the internet nowadays. It's being used for so many things like animation, video games, songs, comics, and even jobs in professional industries.
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SpaceX vs Blue Origin

By: Jason Reznikov, Journalist
The billionaire space race that has been taking place for about 20 years has finally hit mainstream media as new innovations and promises take the world by storm.

Tsar Bomba – The Soviet Union’s Mega Bomb

By: Jason Reznikov, Journalist
The Tsar Bomba was a powerhouse of a bomb big enough to wipe out New York City.
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Ceres: A Planet That May Hold Water

By: Jason Reznikov, Journalist
Scientists believe that Ceres may have held a liquid ocean in the past.

The American Dream – The World’s Longest Car

By: Meg Lagera, Journalist
Cars have surprised many people with what they can contain. The American Dream, however, is a car unlike no other. It's the longest car ever made, and has broken records, including its own.

The Heat Death/Big Freeze Theory

By: Thomas Ahern, Journalist
A question I'm sure that many have asked is "How will the universe end." Well, the Heat Death/Big Freeze is a possibility.

Indoor Ski Resort Will Change The Industry Forever

By: Ella Wallinger, Journalism
For so long the only way to get good skiing conditions was to live somewhere cold and mountainous, and go during the best days of the season. However, thanks to this idea people can ski in any season, under any conditions.
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How Tesla Spends $0 On Advertisements

By: Philip Do, Journalist
Tesla's marketing strategy of using a $0 marketing budget works so well. Instead of paying for tv commercials or promotional products, Tesla turns to social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
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