EarthDay At Home With NASA
Jesus Manriquez, Digital Executive Editor
April 22, 2020
Fifty years ago, on Apr. 22, 1970, people around the world marked the first Earth Day. Thousands gathered to raise awareness about the importance of protecting our beautiful planet for future generations. On this Earth Day, as we physically separate ourselves by necessity, we can still collectively...
SunRISE Project
Jesus Marquez, Reporter
April 12, 2020
NASA is on a new space mission as scientists want to study more about the biggest star the sun. A new mission called SunRISE will study what drives solar particle storms and giant surges of solar particles that erupt off the sun. Also, Scientists want to understand how much storms will impact interplanetary...
Surprising Science From NASA’s In Sight Mars Mission
Jesus Marquez, Reporter
March 4, 2020
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) built the InSight Lander which launched Saturday, May 5, 2018 to study Earth's neighboring planet Mars more prominent. NASA's workers create technology to study more about the red planet that is 140 million miles away from Earth. On Monday, Nov...
NASA Will Be Using Moon Dust To Build Structures
Luis Gutierrez, Podcast Director
September 28, 2018
NASA's new focus is going back to the moon and this time they’re not interested in leaving a flag behind. NASA administrator said “This time when we go, we’re going to go to stay.” Which are some pretty bold claims. It seems to be that the moon has more supplies to offer. Scientist are fai...
Ads May Appear in Space Next
Luis Gutierrez, Podcast Director
September 14, 2018
Ads are everywhere and there is almost no way of escaping from them. You go on Instagram, you see them. Youtube, you see them. Now we'll be seeing ads floating around in space soon. Back in August, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said to peers that he’d be forming a new committee. To help them...
Saturn’s Mysterious Hexagon Looks Mesmerizing
Erika Suarez, Online Editor-in-Chief
September 7, 2018
NASA found a more detailed look at a hexagon located in Saturn's northern pole, by its nifty spacecraft called Cassini. 13 years in orbit around Saturn, the spacecraft found wavelengths. From ultra-violet to the infrared using its (CIRS) Composite Infrared Spectrometer. At the beginning of its...
Physicist Stephen Hawking Passes Away at 76
Ramon Alvarado, Editor-in-Chief
March 13, 2018
One of the world's most famous and greatest physicists, Stephen Hawking died early Wednesday, March 13 morning in his England home. Hawking was diagnosed with a rare disease at the age of 22 that left him in a wheel chair and took away most of his ability to speak. Despite this, Hawking went on to...
NASA’s Plans For Mars
Andrew Rudin, Science & Tech Editor
May 16, 2017
NASA gave a press release April 28 about its plans for Mars. These plans detail how NASA will lead a manned expedition to the red planet, joining the race to Mars that SpaceX and other private companies have already begun. Getting humans to Mars has been talked about in science fiction and in many sc...
NASA Plans to Put a Magnetic Shield Around Mars
Danielle Anzures, Staff Writer
March 20, 2017
The current state of Mars is known to be dry, cold and unlivable, but a new idea from scientist may have found a way to change these conditions with the help of a magnetic shield reported by phys.org. The idea came from NASA’s Planetary Science Division, PSD, during their community workshop called...
James Webb Space Telescope
Andrew Rudin, Science and Technology Editor
November 21, 2016
“Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before.” A famous line from a famous show, Star Trek. This show stands as one of the few...
El Niño affects climate change
Rick Loza, Staff Writer
February 29, 2016
When I was a child, I remember I always enjoyed the winter season. I have always been fascinated with cold weather because of its dark, gloomy and rainy weather patterns. I also enjoyed the fresh breeze and the n before the hard rain hit the ground. My earliest memory of winter was when I took a...
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