First Aid Basics: Treating Common Injuries
Understanding basic first aid is essential for effectively treating common injuries. This guide provides practical steps for addressing various injuries and emphasizes the importance of...
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The Sun is Unusually Active. What Might Happen?
The Sun Is More Active Than Scientists Anticipated: What We Can Do and What to Expect The Sun can change our world in a moment’s...
Why is Dementia Called Type 3 Diabetes and is it Preventable?
We Know A Few Things About Alzheimer’s Alzheimer’s disease has been studied extensively for decades. We know quite a lot! Alzheimer’s disease has been extensively...
A Record 48-Year Human Power Supply: Voyager I (1977 to 2025+)
Voyager 1, launched on September 5, 1977, is still transmitting data, although it recently faced communication challenges. After going silent in November 2023, the spacecraft...
The Derby Asteroid Mining Method
Can we dramatically increase asteroid mining success by crashing asteroids into each other, demolition derby style? The recent discovery of hundreds of hidden asteroid moons...
Terraforming Scientists Consider Glitter Bombing Mars to Heat It Up
Scientists are exploring innovative methods to warm Mars by enhancing its natural greenhouse effect, which could potentially make the planet more hospitable for life, albeit...
Shielding Against Gamma Ray Bursts
Gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) are the most energetic radiation events observed in the universe. They are characterized as brief but extremely powerful outbursts of gamma rays,...
Mined Asteroid Sections as Space Ship Shields
The concept of utilizing mined sections of asteroids as shielding material for spacecraft is an innovative approach to addressing the critical challenges of radiation exposure...
Cavemen on the Moon May Guard the Vault of Human Knowledge
A groundbreaking discovery has recently been made on the Moon: a cave that could potentially serve as a habitat for future human explorers. This finding,...
If the Ozone Hole Grows, Humans May Perish. Here is a Plan.
The ozone layer, situated in the stratosphere approximately 15-35 km (9-22 miles) above Earth’s surface, serves as a crucial shield against harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation...