Category: Science
Climate Change: Earth’s thawing permafrost unleashing host of environmental planetary dangers
Dangers include releasing untold quantities of greenhouse gases, microbes, chemicals, including DDT, carbons, methane, and much, much more
New report: Sea level to rise 12 inches by 2050
NASA, NOAA & other U.S. agencies project that the rise in ocean height in the next 30 years could equal the total rise seen over the past 100 years
Meet the nominees for the ‘2022 Harford County Teacher of the Year Award’
The winner of the 2022 Harford County Teacher of the Year Award will be announced in April
Salary Projections for Class of 2022 bachelor’s grads
Majors in Computer Sciences, Engineering, and Math & Sciences leading the pack
Apple bringing new coding opportunities to Boys & Girls Clubs of America
The kids say that writing with Swift code is fun and interactive
Cold case rape, murder of 13-year-old solved 40 years later thanks to DNA testing advances
The young girl had been raped, murdered and her young body dragged into the woods
Armageddon test: NASA launching spacecraft in first-ever planetary defense asteroid deflecting test
The space agency will test deflecting an asteroid about 7 million miles away by flying a spacecraft into it, and Bruce Willis will not have to be there
Kamo`oalewa: Near-Earth Asteroid orbiting Terra may have broken off from our moon
Scientists estimate that the asteroid has been orbiting our sun near Earth as our second moon for about 500 years
NASA shares first dramatic images of Earth taken from the new Landsat 9 satellite
first stunning images show specific areas of the Earth and provide a wealth of data allowing us to monitor crop health, manage irrigation water, and witness the changing landscapes of our planet
Probe orbiting Jupiter providing colorful 3D view of planet’s atmosphere
The Juno Probe entered Jupiter’s orbit in 2016 and has been utilizing a specialized suite of instruments to record the belts and zones of clouds encircling Jupiter, as well as its polar cyclones and even the “Great Red Spot”
