Category: Science & Technology

By: Theodore Tong On June 25, 2024, China’s Chang’e 6 brought back soil samples of the moon’s far side. The Chang’e 6 is named after a Moon goddess from Chinese…

By: Helen Huang In the late 5th century, a soldier kneels and digs a hole in the earthen floor. He places a small jug (an olpe) into the hole for…

By: Eva Li Volcanoes have always fascinated us. Once revered as the abodes of the gods, some bring forth diamonds from the depths of the earth. But they also spit…

By: Leaya Chen Christopher Ratté, an archaeologist from the University of Michigan, and his team recently discovered a cache of coins during excavations beneath a third-century B.C. building in Turkey….

By: Nathan Chen A manuscript dating back to the 5th century A.D. was found within the walls of Saint Catherine’s Monastery in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, giving information into the daily…

By: Shawn Wang Many companies are competing to build large solar farms around the United States. But there’s a problem: there aren’t enough workers. It can be especially difficult to…

By: Emma Xing Recently, scientists made an almost impossible discovery– a worm that lived around half a billion years ago. The small and fragile organism’s organs were preserved so well,…

By: Sandy Wang Lightning erupts from its mouth, and smoke bellows into the sky, turning day into night. People scream as streams of fire slowly creep towards them. And no,…

By: Jessica Sun It was the late fifth century B.C. and a soldier digs a hole in the floor. He places a small jug, called an olpe, in the hole…

By: Ivan Wang Recently, in China, a fossil of a baby insect whose species is named Youti Yuanshi was discovered. Youti Yuanshi is an early relative of arthropods, that has…