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The Drake Equation

By: Isabel D’mello, Journalist
An answer to "Where Are They?" in the search for alien life. The Drake Equation predicts the possibility of us not being alone in the galaxy.
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Planets With Two Suns

By: Isabel D’mello, Journalist
The famous scene where Luke Skywalker gazes over the planet Tatooine's double-sunset seemed impossible, however, circumbinary planets are more common than previously believed. 

Do Anti-Viral Surface Tops Really Work?

By: John Stevens, Journalist
Engineers have designed anti viral surfaces to help stop the spread quicker. We will see antiviral hospital equipment, door handles and other commonly touched areas that will not keep any virus residue.
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What Is Transit Signal Priority?

By: Alex Bundics, Journalist
Transit Signal Priority is a code that will adjust the cycles of traffic signals through various strategies to reduce the amount of dwell time along a given bus route.

Top Mouse In The Market (Razer Basilisk V2)

By: Isaac Villa, Journalist

One of the most important components of reaching your maximum level in gaming is having a good mouse. You can search up mousses on the internet, and you will find many different kinds of them. But throughout...

The History Of A March Madness Bracket

By: Teddy Dehn, Journalist
March Madness is one of the most thrilling events in sports because of its single elimination winner moves on tournament, but have you ever wondered where the march madness bracket was created?

Pandas

By: Erick Molina-Diaz, Journalist
Pandas are one of the laziest creatures ever.  They're also unintelligent.  They eat bamboo even though it's not nutritious so they have to eat 26 to 84 pounds of bamboo to maintain healthy and don't die of starvation.

Cicada Ice Cream

By: Madeline Seminaro, Journalist
You know when bugs get in your drink or food? Imagine bugs being put in your food and then you purposefully eat it? Apparently, that's what people do when they eat cicada ice cream.

An Introduction To Quantum Mechanics

By: Benita Xavier, Journalist
Tsunamis, being exceptionally treacherous, are impossible to stop, leaving us with the only option of evacuating the area as our survival while abandoning many buildings behind. Not all people escape in time, ending up in a life-threatening situation, in which many of them die. What should we do about this disastrous event and how can we lessen the amounts of deaths because of it?

Invisible String

By: Emily Noh, Writer
Swift’s narrative talents go from metaphors to colors, memories to easter eggs. She has several nods to her previous songs as well.

Why scientists chose Mars

By: Audie Paruchabutr, Journalist

Have you ever thought about why some scientists say we'll colonize Mars someday? Why Mars, out of all the other planets we have to choose from in the solar system? Simple: Mars is the most habitable and...

A New World for Kids to be Creative

By: Caitlin Arnold, Reporter
Little Inventors is a project where kids can bring their ideas to life with art and engineering. If these kids keep up their curiosity and creativity, they could definitely make the world a better place with their helpful and inspiring ideas and inventions.

What is Geothermal Energy?

By: Abigail Romero, Reporter

Have you ever seen a video of a volcano erupting or geysers at a national park? If you have, then you've seen geothermal energy. The earth's crust is made up of rocks and water. Underneath the crust...

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All You Need To Know About Cyclones

By: Benita Xavier, Journalist
You have probably heard of cyclones, but what are they? A cyclone can be really horrendous, crushing many buildings and producing floods. Many people no longer have lives because of them. Why do cyclones happen? If one happens near you, how can you stay safe?
Six Recently Extinct Animals

Six Recently Extinct Animals

By: Arya Gupta, Journalist
An extinct animal is a species where there are no animals of its kind alive around the globe. Here are six animals that are gone now, that future generations will likely never hear of or see.
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Will Metrorail Fares Finally Be Reduced?

By: Alex Bundics, Journalist
Metro's board of directors is finally proposing more reasonable fares - kind of. The proposal is essentially that off-peak fares would be in effect at all times and in many cases riders would pay less that a current off-peak fare

The DJI Mavic 2 Pro Drone

By: Zekarias Delelegn, Journalist
Regardless of being out for a while, the price on it hasn't changed from it's original $1,599. In fact, sometimes it has actually gone up, like at the end of 2019, it had a 13% increase. It can fly for about 30 minutes, with the highest speed of 45mph / 72kph. 

AeroFarms’ Vertical Farming

By: Alexander Nguyen, Reporter
AeroFarm is reexamining how we grow our food by planting it vertically, to provide us all fresh and cheap produce. Vertical farming uses technology to quickly produce food. 

Charging By Air

By: Connor Mulherin, Reporter

Did you ever think it was possible to charge phones through the air? We can now charge our phones without cables or wireless charging stands. However, Xiaomi has created a device that will send a signal...

Is Your Water Toxic?

Is Your Water Toxic?

By: Kevin Le, Reporter
It's found everywhere, from your tap water to bottled water. Click here to read what arsenic is, how it affects your health, and how to avoid it.

How Do Mines Work?

By: Brian Mazariegos, Reporter

The way mines work is to hurt or destroy something or someone, there are two kinds of mines there are anti-personnel mines and anti-tank or anti-vehicle mines. Mines or mostly used on the defend army or...

4G On The Moon

By: Adam Mokatrin, Journalist
Nokia's new plan with NASA to put 4G wireless on the moon has gotten the attention of many people.

How AI Will Change Sports

By: Eric Yang, Journalist
As AI get more prominent in the world sports will undoubtedly be changed. This is how sports will be massively impacted by AI technology.
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The Leopards

By: Joe Lam, Journalist
Weight: 42.2 tons. Crew member required: 4 (Commander, gunner, driver, and loader).
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F-86 Sabre

By: Joe Lam, Journalist
Armaments: six 12.7mm Browning machine guns (or four 20mm cannons for later variants) and two 1000 pounds bombs or sixteen 5 inch rockets.
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Flying Taxis as Future Transportation

By: Hayden Frost, Journalist
Flying taxis are important because they are a new form of transportation that is more clean, cheaper, faster, and possibly a big change to our transportation system in the future, it could possibly change the whole taxi industry.

Creation of the Panama Canal

By: Zach Bloom, Reporter
In the end 32000 died while working on the Panama Canal. The Panama Canal was one of the first steps for America to place itself as a world power and changed the business of trade forever.

Glorious Model O

By: Aaron Eads, Writer
The Glorious Model O is one of the most hyped up mice of all time, but is it really as good as they say?

Whats better Minecraft Java or Bedrock?

Intro Minecraft is a multiplayer or can be single player sandbox, player vs player type game. They're are two versions of Minecraft. java and bedrock. Platforms In order to play Java you need...

How To Play Don’t Starve Together

By: Zachary Butler, Journalist
Don't Starve Together is a multiplayer top-down survival game. A top down game is where the camera, or what you see on your monitor, is put at the top of the game, and you look down at your characters.

The Massive Star That Vanished

By: Elvis Pham, Journalist
A massive star is also known as PHL 293B, in a galaxy 75 million light-years away from Earth mysteriously disappeared recently and no one knows what happened.

The Future Of Motorcycles

By: Bayron Coreas, Journalist
Can there be a super advanced motorcycle that can go a super high speed? The answer is yes, and motorcycles are no longer going to use gasoline.

How To Scooter

By: Casey Salmeron-Sandoval, Journalist
A barspin is when you combine a bunny hop and a barspin which is called a barspin. A barspin  is when you do your bunny hop and you spin your bars rapidly all in one go.

The History Of NFL Stadiums

By: Teddy Dehn, Journalist
NFL Stadiums Are One Of A Kind, But Which Stand Out The Most. From The Five Billion Dollar Super Stadium To A Stadium That's Been In Use For A Century Here Are Some Of The Most Memorable Stadiums In Football History

Samsung Buds Live

By: Jeffrey Campos, Journalist
The Samsung buds live has a feature called noise cancellation which means it reduces the unwanted sounds by using active sound control, which the previous galaxy buds did not have .

A New Development in Memes and Misinformation

By: Caden Mitchell, Journalist
If you don't know, memes are text, images, and videos meant to be funny or entertain. Misinformation is inaccurate information sometimes told on accident but always untrue. Memes and misinformation are very different things but memes can be the vessel for the misinformation.

What Bleaching Does To Your Hair

By: Madeline Seminaro, Reporter
Thinking about bleaching your hair? Want to know more about the consequences... or rather, the reward??? Well then this article is for you. In this article I talk about what could possibly go wrong and right and whether you could recover from those possible damages that you would do to your hair.

Transportation

By: Zakaria Najmeddine, Journalist
As time progress society gets more and more advanced. Who knows what we have in store for transportation for the years to come.
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