Next Week in Science, January 17, 2025
We’ve been a bit unplugged this week, spending some well-earned time off in San Diego. Before going to the airport, we stopped at the Sunset Cliffs and walked down to… Read More
We’ve been a bit unplugged this week, spending some well-earned time off in San Diego. Before going to the airport, we stopped at the Sunset Cliffs and walked down to… Read More
What if the Moon, our steadfast nighttime companion, once melted and reshaped itself in a cosmic dance of tidal forces? While the Moon’s formation has long been attributed to a… Read More
In case you missed it, we had some wild blogs this week. Investigating the impact of clowns on hospitalized children? Why not! We are always going a bit deeper in… Read More
You may have noticed a small widget in the bottom right-hand corner of our website—meet PubTrawlr AI, our new assistant, which we’re thrilled to introduce in beta form! So, what… Read More
We’re in the midst of compiling a trends to watch out for in 2025 post. Certailtty AI will continue to dominate a lot of the tech sphere. I’ve read something… Read More
Whelp, it’s the last week of the year. 2025 sounds like something from an 80s cyberpunk movie. There has been a lot of crazy momentum on the astrophysics front lately…. Read More
Do we take a holiday break? Yes and no. We’ll still be using our normal monitoring systems, and the website will still be up and running. Maybe even some holiday-themed… Read More
Mystery drones! I think it’s interesting from a cultural perspective that people have jumped first to drones and not UFOs. The way the terminology has shifted over the last decade… Read More
At This Week in Science, we’ve always believed in the transformative power of knowledge. Science, at its core, is a quest—a journey to uncover truths, solve mysteries, and improve lives…. Read More
Next Week in Science, December 6, 2024 For a while now, I’ve been interested in Policy as a means of facilitating wide-scale change. This is particularly important to me, as… Read More