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  • Atomic shapes are shown against a black background
    By Joe Roberts 8 months ago

    The Quantum Cat Experiment That Broke An Incredible Record

    A quantum cat might sound like something out of science fiction, but it's actually quite real. And this experiment managed to push the concept to new heights.

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  • Albert Einstein calmly smokes a pipe, though his breakthroughs in physics were exciting.
    By Daniel Meagher 8 months ago

    The Hard Math Problem That Stumped Einstein

    Albert Einstein may be considered the greatest mind of the 20th century, but that doesn't mean he couldn't be stumped by the occasional math problem.

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  • Bands of blue-green light in the sky above a wintery mountain town with towering peaks in the background
    By Eric James Beyer 8 months ago

    The Different Types Of Northern Lights Explained

    The northern lights are quite the beautiful and fascinating natural phenomenon, but did you know that there's a reason they look the way they do?

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  • Voyager 2 image of Neptune in space
    By Daniel Allen 8 months ago

    It Would Take A Staggering Amount Of Time To Travel To The Farthest Planet From Earth In Our Solar System

    It's no surprise that space is massive, but even getting to the furthest planet from Earth within our own solar system would take longer than you might expect.

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  • By Tiffany Betts 8 months ago

    Roswell, New Mexico Should Be Famous For More Than Just Aliens

    Aliens are a point of fascination for many people, and Roswell is fittingly famous for its UFO stories. But there's another reason the city should be famous.

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  • NASA globe logo (center) with Kennedy mural/water feature (left) and orange rocket (right) at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida
    By Tiffany Betts 8 months ago

    What NASA Stands For And What The Organization Actually Does

    With all its work in the past decades, NASA is basically a household name, but do you actually know what the organization's acronym stands for?

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  • A digital rendering of the Earth in space with continents visible from afar
    By Eric James Beyer 9 months ago

    If Earth Stopped Spinning, Here's What Would Happen (And It's Terrifying)

    The rotation of the Earth plays no small part in life as we know it. So if the planet were to stop spinning, then the results would be devastating

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  • The Moon in starlit sky
    By Elias Nash 9 months ago

    Why It's Impossible For A Moon To Be Bigger Than Its Planet

    Few moons are as large as Earth's in relation to their planet. While it's impossible for a moon to be bigger than its planet, they can get quite close.

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  • aerial view of sea of clouds
    By Tiffany Betts 9 months ago

    How Much Do Clouds Weigh? It Depends On The Type

    If you've ever looked up at the clouds and wondered how heavy they really are, there are a few ways to estimate it, and one major factor is the cloud type.

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  • full moon rising over a lake
    By Daniel Allen 9 months ago

    The Phenomenon Of Super Blue Moons Explained

    The phenomena of blue moons and super moons are not as uncommon as you might think. But the two combined is a rare event indeed, and here are the reasons why.

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  • Yellow flashlight on concrete floor
    By Joe Roberts 9 months ago

    Here's When Flashlights Were Invented And What Inspired Their Name

    Flashlights have come a long way from their late-1800s origins. The simple yet effective portable device also got its name thanks to its primitive design.

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  • composite image of the Sun
    By Elias Nash 9 months ago

    The Sun's Death Won't Be An Explosion. It Will Be Much, Much Slower

    The sun has been our source of energy for billions of years. While some wonder if it will eventually explode, it won't, but its death will be much slower.

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  • question mark galaxy formation
    By Elias Nash 9 months ago

    The Real Reason It Looks Like There's A Question Mark In Space

    In 2023, the powerful James Webb Telescope captured what looked like a question mark in the darkness of deep space, but the reason why is just as fascinating.

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  • three hurricanes crossing the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea
    By Tiffany Betts 10 months ago

    The Formation Of Tropical Cyclones Explained

    Tropical cyclones are known for their size and immense destructive power. But what conditions and processes are necessary for these giant storms to form?

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  • Jupiter over a space background
    By Daniel Allen 10 months ago

    How Long It Would Really Take To Get To Jupiter On Our Fastest Manned Rocket

    Humanity has no plans to stop travelling to other worlds, whether the moon, Mars, or even Jupiter. In that last case, how long would a manned mission take?

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  • Man driving a car
    By Lee Johnson August 12th, 2023

    How To Convert RPM To Radians

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  • skateboarding woman legs at sunrise street
    By Lee Johnson August 12th, 2023

    How To Calculate The Force Of Friction

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  • Focused mixed race woman wearing headphones watching webinar write notes
    By Kevin Beck August 10th, 2023

    How To Calculate Spring Force

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  • What is Chemical Energy?
    By Mary Lougee August 4th, 2023

    What Is Chemical Energy?

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  • By GAYLE TOWELL August 4th, 2023

    Heat (Physics): Definition, Formula & Examples

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    By Luc Braybury July 31st, 2023

    Mechanical Energy Facts For Kids

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  • Milky way and the Observatory
    By Chris Deziel July 24th, 2023

    What Do Stars Look Like?

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  • Professional Female Architect Wearing  Augmented Reality Headset Work with 3D City Model. High Tech Office Use Virtual Reality Modeling Software Application.
    By S. Hussain Ather July 23rd, 2023

    What Is The Difference Between 4-D & 3-D?

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    By Kevin Beck July 22nd, 2023

    How To Calculate Electric Potential Energy

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  • By Lee Johnson July 8th, 2023

    Heat Engine: Definition, Types & Examples

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    By Ellie Gambrel July 4th, 2023

    Parts Of The Microscope For Kids

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  • Cookingpan with boiling water on a stove, cooker
    By Bert Markgraf June 29th, 2023

    How To Tell If Something Is A Physical Or Chemical Property?

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