Trump's First 100 Days: Science Education and Schools
The new administration will champion controversial school choice policy and potentially undermine the teaching of evolution and climate change
Stories by Devin Powell
Scientists Should Speak Out More
Engaging the public has long been taboo in scientific circles, but social media outlets are starting to force a change
Physicists Net Fractal Butterfly
A decades-old search has closed in on the recursive pattern that describes electron behavior
Can Matter Cycle through Shapes Eternally?
Physicist Frank Wilczek's proposal for 'time crystals' has been challenged but he has doubled down
Moon Mission to Suck Up Lunar Dust
The Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer orbiter will analyze the moon's atmosphere and help solve the mystery of its glowing horizons
Lasers Boost Space Communications
Optical systems are set to handle planetary science's big data
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First Distant Planet to Be Seen in Color Is Blue [Video]
The Hubble Space Telescope was used to measure visible light from one of the best-studied planets outside our solar system, HD 189733 b
Pin-Size Battery Printed in 3-D
A miniature lithium ion device could power medical devices or miniature robots
Particle Containing 4 Quarks Is Confirmed for First Time
The quark quartet opens a fresh vista on matter
Optical Circuits: Single Photon Flips Transistor Switch
Photons emerge as competitors to electrons in new computer circuits
Commercial Space Race Heats Up as Antares Creeps Up on Falcon 9 Rocket
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket currently is NASA's cargo hauler to the International Space Station, but Orbital Sciences is set for an April test flight of its Antares rocket
Pioneering Battery-Maker Files for Bankruptcy
A123 Systems, which commercialized different approaches to lithium ion rechargeable batteries, went under after an 11-year run
