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A look ahead to the sky next year: Sky Guide 2025
Several meteor showers will enjoy excellent viewing prospects in 2025, starting with the Quadrantids, peaking Jan. 3. The Lyrids (April 22), Orionids (Oct. 21), Leonids (Nov. 17), and Geminids (Dec.
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Political agendas and study of Chinese astronomy in eighteenth-century Britain
In the eighteenth century, from opposite ends of the world, a debate raged between two scholars over a seemingly esoteric question: did Chinese history predate Judeo-Christian antiquity?
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University of Pittsburgh unveils new innovation center to improve women’s health
The University of Pittsburgh is now home to a landmark global innovation center that uses data and artificial intelligence, in hopes of improving women’s health worldwide. Dr. Vishnu Vardhan and his …
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This Week in Astronomy with Dave Eicher: the Geminid meteor shower
In this episode, Dave Eicher invites you to observe the Geminid meteor shower, which will peak during the early morning hours of December 14. The best time to view them is after midnight, but you may …
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Fort Worth ISD high school girls help teach robotics to younger students with Bot Builders programs
Students at the Young Women’s Leadership Academy pitched their idea for “Bot Builders” to Mayor Mattie Parker.
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8 oral surgery updates to know
Here are eight oral surgery updates that Becker’s has covered since Oct. 24, including practice openings, DSO milestones and more: 1. Palm Beach, Fla-based Viper Partners facilitated two oral surgery …
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Astrology sparks a soulful shift in Black women’s self-care
Unlock the cosmic secrets of astrology reshaping self-care for Black women, blending zodiac wisdom with soulful wellness for empowerment.
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The Feminine Edge: Redefining Innovation And Design For The Future
The future of innovation isn’t just about new tech or products—it’s about rethinking how we create and connect. Feminine futurism offers a roadmap for this evolution.
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The Dawn of ‘Dark Ages’ Astronomy
The universe’s light-starved early epochs, as well as the first stars and galaxies, lie beyond the reach of conventional observatories but could be revealed by a new generation of radio telescope arra …
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