The Final Frontier for the Circular Economy
It can be that recycling, however necessary and advantageous, is not the most exciting topic you could think of. What if, in real sci-fi fashion, we do recycling in space?
What’s the (Lagrange) point?
There are a few locations in the solar system where the push and pull of gravity mellows out and you can orbit in (relative) peace. Read all about these islands of tranquility we call Lagrange points!
Heavy Water with Heavy Implications
Astronomers have observed the abundance of heavy water (D2O) in the V883 Ori disc, providing a crucial insight into the history of water – with some implications for Earth’s water and maybe more…
What doesn’t kill them makes them (marine microplankton) stronger
As the Sun bobs its head above and below the Galactic plane, the Earth’s marine microplankton flock in crowds to see the beautiful view.
A dark matter journey to the centre of the Earth
In today’s paper, we take a journey to the Earth’s core, and learn how seismic data can help put constraints on the properties on dark matter particles.
Book Review: Our Moon, by Rebecca Boyle
Rebecca Boyle’s “Our Moon” will change the way you think about our closest companion as she explores the complicated relationship between the Moon, Earth, and humanity.