Launched on August 30, 2026, the Nancy Grace Roman wide-field infrared space telescope will position itself at the Sun-Earth L2 Lagrange point (about 1.5 million…
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The keyboard rattles, the coffee is getting cold, and the clock reads “2:00 AM”. Before you know it, there are only 5 hours before school…
A look through John Ternus’ LinkedIn profile tells the story of a 26-year old who joined Apple’s product design team in 2001, unaware that he…
On August 26, 2026, Delaware governor Matt Meyer signed a bill that aims to protect electricity ratepayers as the demand for data centers drives up…
As artificial intelligence drives electricity demand to new heights, Google is turning to nuclear energy to power its future. The rapid development of AI technology…
The universe is incredibly large and constantly expanding, so finding even the largest of planets in the depths of outer space is like hunting down…
The U.S.-China competition in artificial intelligence (AI) represents one of the main economic conflicts of the 21st century. Unlike many traditional trade disputes which are…
As its name suggests, OpenAI is ostensibly a company that develops AI for the benefit of everyone. However Musk challenged this idea when he first…
Procrastination, or the irrational putting off of a task for a later time, is a problem many people can relate to. Whether that be procrastinating…
Congratulations to Swaroop Sahoo, Ameet Rao, Aashrith Banda, Shlok Bhavsar, Satya Kokonda, Surya Mohankumar, Nikash Sonnia, and Hasini Sundarraman. A local team of students at…