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The Brand New Exascale Computers

By: Noor Ouertatni, Journalist
Exascale computers are a major breakthrough in computing, offering incredible power for scientific research, simulations, and technological advancements. They can help solve complex problems in fields like climate science, medicine, and artificial intelligence.

The history of cars

By: WIlmer Lemus, Journalist
The History of cars goes back to the 1600s. In the late 1600s, a Dutch physicist designed the first internal combustion engine.

Hyundai Ioniq 5

By: Muhammad Kayani, Journalist
Buyers can choose between rear-wheel drive  and all-wheel drive with the AWD version producing up to 320 horsepower and 446 lb-ft of torque. With all that said the Hyundai Ioniq 5  of its combination of new and interesting technology striking design, and impressive performance the Hyundai Ioniq 5 sets a new test result for the future of electric ability to move around.

Virtual Reality VS Augmented Reality

By: Lucas Ferro, Journalist
Have you ever wished you could step inside your favorite video game or explore far-off places without leaving your room? With Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR), that dream is becoming a reality! Let’s dive into these amazing technologies and discover how they’re changing the way we play, learn, and experience the world around us.

History of the sport Basketball

By: Vihaan Patel, Journalist
Basketball is a fast-paced team sport where two teams of five players compete to score points by throwing a ball through a hoop (basket) mounted high on a backboard, while preventing the opposing team from doing the same. This sport is played around the world to have fun and to get some exercise. This sports played in leagues like the NBA is one of the sports that are highly regarded all around the world.

The First E-Bikes

By: Juan Ramos, Journalist
E-bikes have transformed the transportation world by providing a green, effective, and practical substitute for conventional bikes and motor vehicles

Why Is Fortnite So Popular?

By: Juan Ramos, Journalist
Fortnite is a very popular video game with tens of millions of players worldwide, recognized for its battle royale mode, vivid graphics, and fast-paced gameplay

How Horizontal Blinds Work

By: Megan Lai, Journalist
How does pulling a string make blinds open and close, or turning the wand tilt the blinds from one direction to another? Read this article to learn about the mechanics of this amazing piece of technology.

The New Macbook Air

By: Zablon Worede, Journalist
The 2025 MacBook Air, unveiled in March, is an impressive update to Apple’s lightweight laptop lineup. Powered by the advanced M4 chip, it delivers a substantial boost in speed and energy efficiency, making it an excellent choice for students, professionals, and anyone in between.

European Countries Race To Lauch NYX Capsule

By: Christopher Mellen, Journalist
The spacecraft is designed to carry up to 3,000 kilograms of cargo to the International Space Station (ISS) and other space destinations. Germany, France, and Italy are spearheading Europe’s entry into the commercial space sector with the development of the Nyx spacecraft.

Electric police cars

By: Rowan Huh, Journalist
Imagine you are just walking on the sidewalk and you see a Tesla police car! And wonder to your self,Why does that exist? find out why that might be the new transition for Police departments.

How was the Library of Congress Created

By: Basheir Khalid, Journalist
The Library of Congress, founded in 1800, is one of the largest and most significant libraries in the world. Its creation overlapped with the early years of the United States, reflecting the nation's commitment to knowledge and democracy.

Why Is The Stock Market Crashing?

By: Kate Li, Journalist
The stock market contributes greatly to the economy and us, it helps raise money for businesses, helps us raise and invest money, etc. It already crashed once, during the Great Depression, what are the chances it will crash again?

Heartbeat sensor

By: Muhammad Kayani, Journalist
These devices help people track their heart rate during exercise rest and even sleep Athletes use them to improve as much as possible their workouts, while people with heart conditions depend on them for early detection of possible problems. They are used in hospitals intensive care units, and even remote healthcare computer programs to continuously track heart activity.

Plastic Bottles

By: Aidan Seguin, Journalist
Plastic bottles are a staple in our everyday routines, used for everything from drinks to household cleaning products. To truly appreciate their importance, it's worthwhile to explore how they are made and how technology has transformed these containers over time.

iPhone 17 is Releasing Soon – Here’s What to Expect

By: Seth Spinner, Journalist
The iPhone 17 is expected to be released in fall 2025 with some exciting new features. It may have a thinner design and a larger screen with almost no borders. The new A19 Bionic chip will make it faster and more efficient, helping apps run smoother and the battery last longer.
The History of Jelly Beans

The History of Jelly Beans

By: Prisha Polra, Journalist
Jelly beans are a classic colorful snack that's eaten worldwide and has been around for quite a while. The evolution of jellybeans from a vague descendant of Turkish delights to the vibrant modern-day jelly bean was a long one, but it was a greatly influential snack used in games and a mascot for Easter.

Studies Show Dyson Spheres Could Exist, and They’re a Way to Find Alien Life

By: Sunny Daddio, Journalist
According to Energy Education, "The Dyson sphere or Dyson shell is a theoretical megastructure . . . composed of a shell of solar panels around the star, making it so that all of its energy radiated would hit one of these panels, where its energy could be collected and used." In 1960, Physicist Freeman Dyson proposed that civilizations would build large structures, which can be considered when searching for extraterrestrials.

The Debut About The Two Way Brain Computer From China

By: Henry Dominguez, Journalist
Chinese Scientists were the first scientists to develop two-way adaptive brain-computer interface. It helps humanity because it could soon be used as a wearable and portable devices for medical and consumer use. This system allows both the brain and machine to learn from each other.

A Cat Like Tail That Can Help Space Robots to Turn

By: David Blanco, Journalist
Researchers of the University of Michigan have studied ways to assist robots  during mid air orientation so that they can maneuver better on space, just to realize that mammals like cats and cheetahs had already been used an effective method to quickly move in mid-air  by moving their tails to the opposite direction that they want to move.

Multi-Modal Obstacle-Clearing TRON 1 Robot

By: Volodymyr Sliesariev, Journalist
An innovation of TRON 1 is its modular design, it allows for the robot to jump, squat, and turn while adapting to different terrains in different modes. For robotics it is an important tool in studying capabilities of multi-modular robots.

Don’t Have A Surgery On Friday

By: Peyton Farahi, Journalist
A new study learned something unexpected about the timing of when people have surgery. As it turns out, if you have surgery just before the weekend, you might have more problems afterward than if you had it done after the weekend.

Black Hawk crash in Honduras

By: WIlmer Lemus, Journalist
On March 5, 2025, at approximately 9:34 a.m., a Sikorsky UH-60L Black Hawk crashed in Honduras while attempting a "precautionary emergency landing," according to Interesting Engineer with the incident. This crash raises concerns, especially since a similar event occurred over the Potomac River just two months earlier, also involving a Black Hawk.

The Evolution Of Clocks

By: Tan Thinh Nguyen, Journalist
Clocks are a very interesting work of art due to their design and engineering. Something like sundials are considered clocks but overtime revolutionized into modern day clocks.

How does a Bicycle Work?

By: Vihaan Patel, Journalist
Everyday people go to work, school, and places that we have to go in our everyday lives. A very high percentage of these people, use the most fuel efficient, and smart way to find their destination. This invention left the world in awe, and now people are using the bicycle every single day. Whether riding for skipping traffic, going to school early in the morning, or just for fun, this invention is a perfect way to get exercise and have fun.

Bioenergy, Pros and Cons

By: Olivia Quinn, Journalist
Bioenergy, like all other renewable energy types has its pros and cons, do its pros outweigh the cons? Is Bioenergy a truly viable renewable energy, or is it not reliable?

How Over Population Could Possibly Take Apart Our Planet

By: Rory Bierhanzl, Journalist
We have more affect on the environment that we could have ever imagined, and its important to keep in mind what we create, and how it could affect the world we've worked so hard to build. Although the rising human population could better our survival chances for the future, we have to take in consideration what we are leaving behind.

The Great Molasses Flood

By: Ghet Hmeda, Journalist
Children played in the streets, workers took their lunch breaks, and horses pulled wagons down the cobblestone roads. But something strange was about to happen—something that no one could have ever expected.

First Titanium Heart Patient Walks Free

By: Peyton Farahi, Journalist
Australia has recently created history with a wonderful device. They implanted a truly fabulous artificial heart called the BiVACOR Total Artificial Heart in a man as part of a six-hour procedure in November.

Titanium Heart Patient Walks Free After Surviving More Than 100 Days

By: Nikki Birjandi, Journalist
The remarkable story of the Australian man who survived over 100 days with a titanium heart is a sign of significant leap forward in medical technology, and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. He has played a vital role in demonstrating the potential of artificial hearts to save lives and improve the quality of life for those suffering from end-stage heart failure.

Inside Europe’s new MBT

By: Jedediah Smith, Journalist
Europe's next MBT is packed full of interesting combat features that could potentially break up the combat landscape. It could potentially hold off an assault from the east.
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The Double-Slit Experiment

By: Khue Vu, Journalist
The double-slit experiment reveals the strange and counter-intuitive nature of quantum mechanics, challenging our understanding of reality. The experiment was originally conducted by Thomas Young in the early 19th century to demonstrate the nature of light, the experiment has since become a cornerstone in quantum physics, showing that particles such as electrons and photons exhibit both wave-like and particle-like properties, depending on how they are observed.

Unveiling the Engineering Genius of the Cybertruck

By: Stephanie Sorto, Journalist
Get ready for the future of trucks with the Cybertruck! With its nearly indestructible exoskeleton, adaptive suspension, and powerful electric drive train, this beast is built to conquer any terrain and turn heads while doing it. Are you ready to ride?

Segway Ninebot E2 pro

By: Muhammad Kayani, Journalist
Prepared with a 350win name only very small amount rear wheel drive motor that peaks at 750 the E2 Pro can reach speeds up to 15.5 mph making it good for city-based travel. One of the features of the E2 Pro is its impressive range.

Why Men Get Nervous Around Women

By: Grayson Matlis, Journalist
The idea that some men are afraid of women can seem odd, but it often stems from societal expectations and personal insecurities. Many men grow up in environments that teach them to be dominant and emotionally reserved.

How Fans Work

By: Aidan Seguin, Journalist
Fans are one of the simplest and most effective devices for moving air, providing comfort in homes, offices, and industrial settings. Whether it's a ceiling fan, a table fan, or a high-powered industrial blower, all fans operate on the same fundamental principles.

The Controversy Behind How Facebook Was Invented

By: Rachel Cao, Journalist
How did he become so successful and what is the controversy over Facebook? Mark Zuckerberg became the youngest self made billionaire after his creation of TheFacebook.com that was later renamed to Facebook. Although some details behind the creation of Facebook remain unknown, there is definitely enough evidence to support the malicious tactics that were used in its creation.

The Truss Bridge

By: Kate Li, Journalist
There are bridges everywhere, but they all have different designs. This article talks about one specific design, the truss bridge.

The Revolution of Computers

By: Wilmer Lemus, Journalist
Computers have been around for a long time, likely longer than you've been alive. The first computer was invented in 1822 by Charles Babbage, but it wasn't built until the early 19th century.
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