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  1. Earth & Space

    How Smooth Is the Earth Compared to a Billiard Ball?

    Scale Earth’s extreme topography to a regulation billiard ball to scientifically measure its true surface smoothness and deviation.

    By Matthew Dorsey
  2. Environment

    Egyptian Forests: Growing Woodlands in the Desert

    Discover Egypt’s shifting relationship with trees, from the decline of its ancient woodlands to the growth of new, engineered desert forests.

    By Rob Conley
  3. Environment

    What Rivers Are Drying Up and Why It Matters

    Explore the worldwide crisis of drying rivers, linking environmental drivers to socio-economic consequences and necessary restoration plans.

    By Nathan Savic
  4. Earth & Space

    Is There Bacteria on Other Planets?

    Explore the quest to find microbial life beyond our planet, revealing the scientific pursuit and the universal significance of such a discovery.

    By Imani Coleman
  5. Chemistry

    What Is the Purpose of a Test Tube in a Lab?

    Explore how the test tube’s design, specialized materials, and small scale enable efficient analysis and safe experimentation in modern labs.

    By Mallory Warren
  6. Physics

    Why Do I Give Off So Much Heat? The Science Behind It

    Explore the science behind why your body generates heat. Understand personal variations, common causes, and when to consider health concerns.

    By Candice Truesdale
  7. Physics

    Can Hydrogen Be a Solid? The Quest for Metallic Hydrogen

    Can hydrogen be a solid? Unpacking the physics of extreme pressure that transforms the lightest element into a theoretical metal.

    By Philip Hogan
  8. Earth & Space

    When Does It Start to Cool Down in Colorado?

    Uncover the true timeline for fall temperatures in Colorado. It depends on altitude, not just the calendar.

    By Cameron Lyons
  9. Physics

    How a Compass Works and What Affects Its Accuracy

    Understand the fundamental science of direction: how a compass uses the global magnetic field and why its accuracy is always a calculation of error.

    By Paul Kumar
  10. Biology

    Is Water a Living Thing? A Scientific Explanation

    Get the scientific answer: Water isn’t alive, but it’s indispensable for all life forms. Understand the distinctions.

    By William Gallagher
  11. Earth & Space

    How Wide Is the Amazon River at Its Widest Point?

    Discover the true scale of the Amazon River’s immense breadth and how its vast dimensions are understood.

    By Emily Parker
  12. Chemistry

    How Was Silver Discovered and Refined?

    Discover the ancient origins of silver, from its native state encounter to the cupellation technique that made it an essential global currency.

    By Kanani Kealoha
  13. Earth & Space

    When Is the Rainy Season in South Florida?

    Uncover the exact timing of South Florida’s wet season. Learn about the predictable, brief afternoon storm cycle and how it impacts local life.

    By Jennifer Ko
  14. Genetics

    Mitochondrial DNA vs. Nuclear DNA: What’s the Difference?

    Our cells hold two distinct genetic blueprints. One defines our individual traits from both parents, while the other provides the energy manual inherited from our mother.

    By Norma Dominguez