Science & Tech

By Alexander Gu Charles H. Loeb, a black war correspondent, wrote in an article published by the National Negro Publishers Association in...

By Frank Yin When most people think about VR or virtual reality, they think of a chunky gaming box covering a person’s eyes. But many do...

By Sophia Mao Last Friday, the Centers for Disease Control gave its support to the Food and Drug Administration by announcing that they...

By Ya Han Hsu After the two nuclear bombs exploded in Japan, the U.S. government had tried to cover the truth of radioactives’ damage,...

By Moya Zhao The People’s Daily, a state run newspaper, has heavily criticized online platforms for giving fame and wealth to individuals...

By Moya Zhao There has been a new Covid outbreak that was first discovered in Nanjing. It has since spread to five provinces in Beijing...

By Cana Yao In a harsh, hyperarid desert, there grows a plant that “cannot die.” Scientists have been uncovering its genetic secrets to...

By Alexander Gu Dixons Carphone, British retailer, recently used AI to corral shoppers towards their stores with the line “The time is...

By Alexander Gu The welwitschia, a plant that lives in the harsh desert between southern Angola and northern Namibia, the Namib desert,...

By Vincent Ng In the Starbase R&D facility in Boca Chica, Texas the biggest spaceship is being constructed. The rocket is being...

By Vincent Ng Less than half of the Americans ages 12-39 are fully vaccinated, only 48% of 12-17 year olds are fully vaccinated. On the...

By Frank Yin Fat Man and Little Boy killed 214,000 people in Nagasaki and Hiroshima. Fat Man and Little Boy are the nicknames of the...

By Frank Yin “By 2015, according to Greenpeace, the world had churned out 6.3 billion tonnes of virgin plastic, of which only 9% has been...

By Sophia Mao The term “long Covid” is often used to describe symptoms that linger for weeks or months beyond infection. Typically, long...

By Sophia Mao As the new delta variant is spreading like wildfire across the US, the government and states have gone out of their way to...

By Aaron Brest QR codes have been a tried and true method of product advertisement, connecting the consumer and item with greater ease...

By Yan Han Hsu Recently, as scientists took a closer look at giraffes, they found out that giraffes are much, much more socialized than...

By Cana Yao On Sunday, July 25, 2021, an “unusually large meteor” sped through part of southern Norway, creating flashes of what...

By Moya Zhao On Sunday, there were reported light flashes as well as what witnesses described as loud banging. Following this, Norwegian...

By Alexander Gu At the beginning of the pandemic in April 2020, Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon, declared that Amazon would be spending $4...

By Frank Yin According to BBC News, there are over 3000 emojis on our phones. There are many people that want to add more emojis, but...

By Sophia Mao Paul Hollowell, one of the many “guinea pigs” of Amazon, bought a gadget called the Echo Look about 4 years ago. This...

By Sophia Mao If you’ve read the news or at least skimmed through headlines recently, you’ve likely come across articles involving the...

By Cana Yao In a scientific milestone, researchers have helped a paralyzed man speak--for the first time since 2003, when a stroke...

By Ya Han Hsu There have been theories of how covid-19 has first spread among people. Scientists are finding evidence to prove their...

By Andrew Guan The Delta variant, otherwise known as B. 1.617, is a coronavirus first detected in India and is now rampaging freely...

By Vincent Ng On Friday last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(C.D.C) released a statement that urged schools to fully...

By Frank Yin On July 9, 2021, C.D.C., Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, released its new guidelines on the issue of reopening...

By Aaron Brest During June’s Russo-American summit in Geneva, President Biden gave Russia’s Vladimir Putin a list of 16 categories of...

By Moya Zhao Due to the increase of enigmatic, indecipherable questions, the nation’s intelligence agencies are beginning to gain more...

By Cana Yao On June 28, 2021, KleinVision’s prototype flying car completed its first ever test flight between airports when it traveled...

By Alexander Gu A prototype flying car has completed a 35 minute flight between Slovakian airports. Klein Vision’s AirCar, a “dual-mode...

By Julia Xiao Scientists are using satellite images to count African elephants from space. With satellites, researchers are able to...

By Andrew Tan Standing over 8 feet, you would look intimidating. Unless you are a short giraffe, and you are surrounded by other giraffes...

By Julia Xiao Scientists believe that the world’s oldest ice has yet to be found and is possibly in Antarctica. This frozen continent...

By Andrew Tan Hawaii’s Kilauea Volcano has been erupting for over 30 years. It started in 1983 and continuously erupted until 2018. This...

By Jeddy Yu Australian Surgeons rebuilt Nichole Jamelo’s Spine. Nichole has never been able to stand up straight or walk. Eleven year old...

By Jeddy Yu The U.S are finding a way to revive otters after the U.S was testing nuclear weapons during 1969 to 1971. The target was...

By Jasmine Wang Many predictions have been made about the future of the earth in regards to climate change. These predictions suggest...

By Brayden Yin Under the Brazilian President, Jair Bolsonaro, the loss of the Amazon Rainforest has been highest in 12 years. The reason...

By Andrew Chan The first few shots were given in the American vaccination campaign on Monday, giving hope to Americans, especially people...

By Andrew Chan An amazing breakthrough in science has taken place in Cheng Zhang’s lab at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York..Y....

By Andrew Tan In 2024, there will be a total solar eclipse that will hit America. A total solar eclipse is a rare moment to see. The moon...

By Julia Xiao After being launched in 2014, a Japanese spacecraft concluded its 3.25 billion mile journey of discovery that may provide...

By Warren Feng Many scientists have noticed that turtle eggs are being stolen by poachers, people who steal and sell the eggs for money....

By Warren Feng This month, because of the death of a living being, which has not been identified, many experts have started arguing,...

By Warren Feng As of July of 2020, at the Smithsonian Institute of Washington D.C., a new research study has been published: an...

By Jasmine Wang In the race to develop a new coronavirus vaccine, several companies have discovered the usefulness of squalene. Squalene...

By: Ian Hill Unlike what scientists originally thought, which is that predators are at high risk of extinction, new studies show that...

By: Ian Hill When a human gets coronavirus, their immune system does everything in its power to stop the virus. However, not everything...