For as long as there have been Supreme Court rulings, there have been members of Congress dissatisfied with the justices’ opinions. Historically, this tends to lead to complaints and concerns, but little in the way of actual legislative actions. That said, for determined lawmakers, it would be an overstatement to argue that members have literally […]
A home doesn’t have to be massive to make a major impact. Tiny spaces create unique challenges for both form and function — so when a small home is built well, it’s especially impressive. These three homes are prime examples of homeowners who have made the most of the space they have. Airstream abode During […]
Vacationing at small towns create once in a lifetime trips. And according to a new report by WorldAtlas, New Jersey has 9 lovely small towns worth a visit in the summertime. Each of these little towns that made the list encompasses wonderful festivals, great shopping centers, beautiful beaches and provides guests an experience of history, […]
We are rivers, woods, mountains. Skyscrapers, sidewalks. Traffic. Solitude. A vibe. Cities, towns, villages, hamlets. Here, our photographers train their craft on what makes this place our place.
May 28—The University of Colorado Boulder received $675,000 from the state on Friday to explore the feasibility of incorporating geothermal energy on campus. Geothermal energy is the use of heat from the Earth to create renewable energy. CU Boulder will use the money to conduct two feasibility and design studies for geothermal projects that could […]
The only way to reach Vancouver Island is by boat or plane. Either way, arriving at this remote sanctuary off Canada’s Pacific Coast is a memorable experience: cedar trees carpet the rocky shores, hazy mountains stretch as far as the eye can see. If you’re lucky, you might be greeted with the bark of a […]
Registration is now open for the Explore the River Series, part of River Action’s Summer Education Program, according to a news release. Participants get to learn first-hand from experts about the wildlife, history, culture, and geography along the Mississippi River through a series of Channel Cat Talks and Riverine Walks. The series provides Quad City […]
Colombia has launched the initial phase of an underwater expedition to explore a Spanish warship that sank in the Caribbean more than 300 years ago and is believed to contain billions of dollars worth of artifacts – the rights to which are under heated dispute. Discovered in 2015 in waters off the coast of the […]
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This article was originally published at The Conversation. The publication contributed the article to Space.com’s Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights. Or Graur is an associate professor of Astrophysics at the University of Portsmouth’s Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation, an honorary associate professor at University College London (UCL), and a research associate at the American Museum of Natural History. […]
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Mother’s Day was a week ago, but this Sunday there’s an opportunity for for some deep reflection–and self-expression–on “one of the world’s hardest jobs.” In “Hurt Like a Mother,” a Lansing Poetry Club production, Michigan poets Sarah Carson and Alise Alousi will explore many themes and complexities of motherhood: “the joy, […]
With Memorial Day just around the corner, our parks team at the Oklahoma Department of Tourism and Recreation is gearing up for the unofficial start of summer — a season of outdoor adventures, family gatherings and unforgettable experiences. And there’s no better way to kick off the season and make cherished memories than by exploring […]