Article Published by: nasa.gov The launch of Parker Solar Probe, the mission that will get closer to the Sun than any human-made object has ever gone, is quickly approaching, and on June 27, 2018, Parker Solar Probe’s heat shield — called the Thermal Protection System, or...
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Article Published by: mmafighting.com Brian Ortega went into last week expecting to fight Max Holloway for the UFC featherweight title. He arrived in Las Vegas, began his weight cut and participated in open workouts at MGM Grand last Wednesday, to a rousing ovation. A few hours...
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Article Published by: thestreet.com As their latest earnings reports often make clear, the growth prospects of many big-name tech companies aren't just tied to user growth or the launch of compelling new products and services, but the pricing power commanded by well-established existing businesses. Here's a look...
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Article Published by: forbes Too busy or not busy enough. It can seem like we only experience either extreme. In any business, it’s easy to lose sight of the big picture and get caught up in urgent tasks that are ultimately less important. For example in real...
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Article Published by: nasa.gov Jupiter’s iconic storm is on the Webb telescope’s list of targets chosen by guaranteed time observers, scientists who helped develop the incredibly complex telescope and among the first to use it to observe the universe. One of the telescope’s science goals is...
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Article Published by: fieldandstream.com If a wild animal—or even a pack of wild animals—attacks you, a knife might be your only defense. Here's how to fight back: Let’s be real: Your chances of beating back a seriously pissed-off bear, mountain lion, or pack of coyotes aren’t much...
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Article Published by: mmajunkie.com It’s no secret that MMA is a grueling sport. Injuries occur everywhere from the training room to the cage, and sometimes even beyond that. Injuries can cause the best set plans to fall by the wayside, derail careers or worse. Still, though, the...
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Article Published by: Forbes The 2017 Stress in America™ Survey revealed that 62 percent of Americans reported money was a significant source of stress in their lives. This is nothing new. Work and money-related stressors have consistently topped this survey. Regardless of if we can say that...
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Article Published by: fieldandstream.com New research suggests that you don’t need to study the lunar phases before heading out to hunt whitetail this season. The study by the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences refutes the long-standing belief that lunar phases determine deer movement, as the Pittsburgh...
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Article Published by: earth.com Researchers are reporting that the vast majority of Americans believe the United States should take the lead in space exploration. Even as private companies are emerging in the industry, NASA remains an absolutely necessary source of space discovery, according to study participants. The...
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