Alternate headline: The world’s getting warmer; so what?
Atlas was cursed to hold up the world. Should we be?
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Her story, told
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“Black Herstory” Month intends to do what its name would suggest: tell her story. Black Herstory Month is a celebration of black women throughout history whose stories have been forgotten. […]
The science of a starry night
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The Weber State University Department of Physics Public Observatory released announcements for their annual Star Party dates this semester, welcoming students to learn about the night sky. The first Star […]
‘Super blood wolf moon’ rises over Wasatch
Spectators witnessed a rare lunar phenomenon on Jan. 20 during the only total lunar eclipse of 2019. Referred to as a super blood wolf moon, this event featured both a […]
Do you know your news? June 11
1. NASA planned to launch a new crew to the International Space Station from which Middle Eastern country on June 6? a. Kazakhstan b. Syria c. Iran d. Yemen 2. […]
SpaceX: Profiting from the final frontier
Gone are the days when the only face of space exploration was NASA. A new actor has stepped onto cosmic stage: SpaceX. SpaceX Founder Elon Musk has been vocal about […]
Celebrating math achievements on Pi Day
Students and visitors gathered at the Tracy Hall Science Center at Weber State University on Mar. 14 to celebrate Pi Day. The event featured a seminar hosted by WSU’s mathematics […]
Extraordinary physics in an ordinary world
What is a common denominator of a rocket propelled spacecraft, gas line explosion prevention and lighting a candle? They each depend on physics to make them work. Physics drive common […]
The final frontier: colonizing our solar system
If Elon Musk is to be believed, humans will be living on another planet within the next decade. According to Musk, “We will stay on Earth forever, and eventually there […]
Eclipse across America: The astronomical event of the decade
The eclipse, which was branded by NASA as the “Eclipse Across America,” was the first of its kind since 1918 and something we will not see the likes of for […]