Largest Arctic Ozone Hole Ever Recorded Has Closed
Jesus Marquez, Reporter
May 10, 2020
The largest arctic ozone hole ever recorded, that formed over the Arctic, has reportedly closed on Thursday, Apr.23. Scientists at the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS), who were tracking the unprecedented hole, announced its closure this spring. Researchers state the reason of the closure...
Astronomers find brightest supernova ever recorded.
Jesus Marquez, Reporter
April 19, 2020
Astronomers have found the brightest and largest ever supernova that left scientists absolutely stunned. A collaboration between the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and the Harvard College Observatory want to study more. What is a Supernova? A supernova is a very powerful and bright explosio...
How Humans Reduce Uncertainty in Social Situations
Diane Chau, Staff Writer
April 29, 2019
NEW PERSPECTIVE The Brown University scientists recently published a new lead paper which establishes a foundation to apply mathematical models of doubt initially grown for non-social situations, like whether or not to buy a lottery scratcher, to social situations such as determining an interviewer...
Four Legged Whale Fossil Found Off the Coast of Peru
Jake Laurell, Staff Writer
April 11, 2019
A Whale That Could Walk! New species Peregocetus Pacificus Latin for "the traveling whale that reached the Pacific," is making its way onto shore! A fossilized whale discovered in 2011 is now making waves bringing new insight into the whale species. This new webbed foot, hoofed toed animal swam a...
What To Expect From The Recent Apple Event
Madelyn Gastelum, Social Media Director
March 27, 2019
Monday morning, March 25, at 10am Apple hosted an event at the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park in Cupertino California to talk about the exciting new things with Apple. The event started out with Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, who spoke about the things that Apple has brought to the world thus far. The...
Strange Waves Ripple Around The World And Nobody Knows Why
Evelyn Vargas, Staff Writer
December 4, 2018
Invisible Waves Shake the Earth Big seismic waves made an appearance on different locations around the world on the morning of November 11. These waves occurred roughly fifteen miles off the shores of Mayotte, an island between Africa and the northern tip of Madagascar. It struck across Africa, and...
Millennials Are Saying They Are Too Busy to Have Sex
Vincent Franco, Reporter
November 21, 2018
Going through a dry spell? Keep striking out? Don’t feel alone, apparently, the entire millennial generation is going through the same and that's according to science.
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...
Is Your Information Safe? Over 48 Million Online User Profiles Leaked
April 22, 2018
Are you sure your information is safe on the ‘net? Forty-eight million user profiles from the likes of Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn had their information leaked, without their knowledge or consent, by a little-known data firm back in February of this year. The incident just came to light this ...
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai’s Ex-Advisor Tricks Companies into Investing Over $250 Million
April 22, 2018
Elizabeth Pierce, former CEO of FCC lead-man Ajit Pai’s Broadband Deployment Advisory Committee (BDAC), has been arrested for wire fraud after using “forged guaranteed revenue contracts” to trick companies into investing over $250 million in a fiber-optic company. The news came April 12, courtes...
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...
Bones Found in 1940 Likely Those of Amelia Earhart
Ramon Alvarado, Editor-in-Chief
March 12, 2018
Bones found in a remote South Pacific island in 1940 have been reexamined and are now believed to belong to legendary American pilot Amelia Earhart. The bones were first examined in 1940 by physician D.W. Hoodless. The only conclusion Hoodless made was that the bones belonged to a man. University...
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