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The Tallest Roller Coaster in the World

By: Jake Themely, Journalist

Kingda Ka, at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey, is the world's tallest roller coaster. Standing at an insane 456 feet tall, Kingda Ka offers a great and intense ride. The ride starts...

The 2023 Corvette Z06

By: Jake Themely, Journalist
The 2023 Corvette Z06 is a very powerful and cool car that isn't as expensive as something like a Lamborghini, Ferrari, or Bugatti.

Is Warner Bros. Going Out Of Business?

By: Jake Themely, Journalist

Warner Bros. has been around for almost 100 years and has made tons of super-famous movies and TV shows. HBO and, thus, HBO Max are owned by Warner Bros., along with Cartoon Network, DC, Looney Tunes,...

The Velkase Velka 3

By: Michael Philipov, Journalist

The Velkase Velka 3 is a case with dimensions of 189 x 96 x 218 mm (7.4 x 3.8 x 8.6 in) and an external volume of 3.9 liters and an internal volume of 3.7 liters. It's the smallest case that can operate...

How to Kick a Soccer Ball

By: Owen Elling, Journalist

    Did your big toe mysteriously ache and your toenails turn black when you tried to kick a soccer ball? Don't worry, welcome to the black toenail club where all great players go. Take...

Jordan, Nike, and how to resell them.

By: Kevin Lopez Caballero, Journalist
One of the most known things around the world are shoes and even most know is these hype shoes Jordan's and Nike are know for them making the shoes Jordan's specifically like the Jordan fours one of the most know style of Jordan's .

Physics of a plane

By: Owen Elling, Journalist

The physics of a plane comprise 4 things.  Lift is the force that causes an aircraft to take off, thrust is the power which pushes it forward, traction is the force that slows it down , and gravity is...

V.A.R. FIFA World Cup Advancements

By: Darwin Hernandez, journalist

The 2022 World Cup is the most advanced World Cup in years. The video assistant referee Is a system that helps referees if the player is offside, or is a goal counted or not, and if a player was fouled...

What are Electrical Capacitors

By: Darwin Hernandez, journalist

Electric capacitors are used to store electric energy in a circuit. In a circuit the capacitors stores energy where if the electrical charge is interrupted the electrical charge in the capacitors will...

How A Pressure Washer Works

By: Darwin Hernandez, Journalist

Pressure washers clean things like driveways, building walls, sidewalks, and decks that are too dirty that a normal hose can't wash away. How a pressure washer works is that it uses pressurized tap water...

Longswords Vs Katanas

By: Kian Abris, Journalist
Swords are a very popular weapon in the modern world. Its featured in tv shows, movies, anime's, and cartoons. But what is the most popular swords in history?

Wildlife Crossings

By: Julian D’Bayan, Journalist
Wildlife crossings are crossings made for animals to traverse man-made obstacles, mainly roads. Read this article to learn about their importance.

Houseplants Modified To Reduce Air Pollutions

By: Valery Cordon, Journalist
Neo-P1 has been genetically modified to produce metabolic pathways capable of detoxifying air pollutants. It works, for example, by converting chemicals to sugars and nitrogen oxides (noxious substances) into an ATP molecule, which the plant can then use to produce proteins.

How To Use A Makerbot Replicator

By: Oliver Tabbal, Journalist

The Makerbot Replicator is a 3D printer that has a good print size limit and print speed. It also has a camera which you can access through the app to see your print anywhere. Here is how to use it. Loading...

Mass Extinction

By: Valery Cordon, “Journalist”

A mass extinction event is triggered when a species dies much more rapidly than it is being reproduced. This is because of extreme variations in temperature, rising sea levels, or massive volcano's erupting....

How to Set Up a Podcasting Studio

By: Noah Siegel, Journalist
Podcasting has become a very popular way of putting your voice or someone else's voice to the public. A good podcast studio has multiple cameras and microphones. In this article, you will learn how to build your very own podcasting studio.

Interactive Gloves

By: Logan Lee, Journalist
These gloves use these sensors on the tips of the fingers to tell when they are touching. So if you code each fingertip to do something different, you can do a lot of things.

Railroad Switches

By: Julian D’Bayan, Journalist

Railroad track switches are used on rail systems. They change the railroad track's direction from one track to another. When trains go over the switch, depending on it's alignment, the train goes to one...

What Yetis’ are Made Out of

By: Persia Tahereh Maleki, Journalist

Yetis' are called Yetis' because it is referring to Yeti the ice monster. Yetis' are reusable water bottles that will last forever! Why does Yetis cost so much? Yetis are made of high-quality material...

Technology Is Impacting Airports Through PARALLEL REALITYâ„¢

By: Victor Cao, Journalist
Have you ever looked at a giant departure board and not been able to find yours? Roughly 100,000 flights take off and land every day around the world. PARALLEL REALITYâ„¢ intends to address this issue by simultaneously displaying personalized information to over 100 people on a single digital screen.

How to Stay and Why You Should Stay Fit

By: Keyes Bronson, Journalist
When someone thinks about exercise and fitness, the first thing that usually comes to mind is six pack abs and an all protein diet. Well, there’s so much more to the whole fitness journey than that.

Cars Vs Planes

By: Ben Pollack, Journalist
Cars and Planes are two big ways of transportation. There is a lot of engineering that go being these types of transportation. Which one is better? Which one is the cheapest? Those will be answered in this.

Top 5 Fastest Electric Scooters

By: George Chami, Journalist
They are a known form of transportation only getting faster and more efficient. Powered by incredible 1600W dual motors, the Q-Power is capable of reaching a max speed of 55 miles per hour.

Squirrels: They Take No Fall Damage

By: Michael Philipov, Journalist
How far do you need to drop a squirrel to kill it? It is estimated that a squirrel has to fall over 4.79 miles to die, because that drop would take so long that the squirrel would suffocate to death. But if we assume that the squirrel has infinite atmosphere to fall through, it would die in 480 miles due to lack of water.

The Lamborghini Aventador SVJ

By: Jake Themely, Journalist
The Lamborghini Aventador is a great car with many great concepts and stats. If you are willing to buy a supercar, a Lamborghini Aventador is a great car to buy.

What Causes Turbulence?

By: Toby Tepp, Journalist
If you have ever been on a plane, you have likely experienced turbulence. So what causes the plane to wobble and why is it so unpredictable?

Price of Water Skyrockets in Coalinga CA

By: George Chami, Journalist
This intensifying drought only grows more and more as water becomes more scarce in California as they soon will have no money left to pay for the water. Peoples water bills in these areas have increased over a 1000%.

First Solar Powered Car Is Now In Production

By: Alexander Zabavskiy, Journalist
Lightyear, a Dutch firm that has spent the last six years developing technologies to construct the world's first solar-powered electric automobile, has reached a critical juncture in its evolution. As the world switches to electric transportation, new challenges emerge.

Barcelona’s Superblocks, Explained

By: Reece von Elling, Journalist
The cause of this air pollution is Barcelona's abundance of cars, it's streets aren't very friendly to pedestrians, as a majority of its roadways are specifically designed for cars. To deal with this problem, the city created an extensive urban mobility plan to reduce traffic. The most interesting part of this urban planning initiative, was the Superillas, which translates to superblocks in English.

The Wormhole Theory

By: Toby Tepp, Journalist
One of Albert Einstein's many theories was the existence of wormholes. But what exactly are wormholes and could they exist?

What Teslas Have to Offer

By: Persia Tahereh Maleki, Journalist

Tesla is very similar to every other car in the world, but it has one very big difference, they reduce the amount of carbon dioxide being used by having a car that is powered by electricity. When the Tesla...

The Truth of Fully Autonomous Cars

By: Victor Cao, Journalist
elf-driving cars have been a concept for far longer than just Tesla's current development. In fact, a display at the 1939 New York World's Fair is where the idea of an autonomous vehicle first appeared. The exhibit was designed by General Motors to show its view on the potential over the next 20 years to reduce accidents and congestion.

How a Laptop Charger Works

By: Kevin Lopez Caballero, Journalist
A laptop charger is used a lot in this world  A Laptop chargers and adapters are often referred to as "laptop power adapters," "laptop power adapters," "laptop adapters," or simply "laptop chargers."

Heliogen: The Future of Renewable Energy

By: Victor Cao, Journalist
Fossil fuels are by far the greatest contributor to global warming, accounting for over 75% of global greenhouse gas emissions. The sun has enough energy to power the entire world if it is evenly distributed.

The Stadiums of the World Cup

By: Reece von Elling, Journalist
Too hot? Create massive air conditioned stadiums and push the games back to winter. There's no transport system connecting the city center to the stadium? Create an entire new metro system. It's a miracle that Qatar could build all these engineering marvels in less than 10 years, but their crown jewel is the stadiums.

The Ultimate Car: The Peel P50

By: Michael Philipov, Journalist
The Peel P50 is a 3-wheel super compact car meant to seat 1 person and was manufactured from 1962 to 1965, having no reverse gear at first, just a handle at the rear to be manually maneuvered

NEOM: The Line

By: Haitem Khalid, Journalist
The Line allows for everything to be in 5 minute walking distance. The Line is apart of NEOM, a project made in Saudi Arabia.
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Women In STEM: Part 4: Math

By: Ida Selander, Journalist

Math: Katherine Johnson was born Katherine Coleman on August 26, 1918, in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, the youngest of four children. Her skill with mathematics and numbers manifested at a...

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Women In STEM: Part 3: Engineering

By: Ida Selander, Journalist

Engineering: Sally Ride was born on May 26, 1951, in Encino, California (near Los Angeles), the older daughter of Carol Joyce and Dale Burdell Ride. She had one sibling, nicknamed "Bear" (her real name...

Women In STEM: Part 2: Technology

By: Ida Selander, Journalist
Ada Lovelace was the first one to realize that the machine had potential beyond simple calculation, and was known as the first computer programmer for the algorithm that she wrote. Here is her story.

How Hydropower Works.

By: Logan Xavier Lee, Journalist

Energy is something everyone uses, every day, all over the world. So how can we use our abundance of water to generate electricity?   Hydropower makes water flow down a tube at high speeds,...

How Particle Accelerators Work

By: Logan Xavier Lee, Journalist

How Particle Accelerators Work.   A particle accelerator is a machine with a metal tube that goes in a circle. The circle must be clean, no particles, dusst, anything. Then the particle accelerator...

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