An unexpected form of pollution: light
by Andreana Chou From the warm orange glow of night lights when we were small children to the blue…
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What could scientists do with a telescope the size of the Earth? Image a black hole
by Isabelle Chiu Black holes have been a mystery to both scientists and the general public alike. But now,…
Superblooms: Photo and Pollinating Ops
by Xandria Ortiz Spring is here, and thousands are flocking to super blooms all around California. Thousands of people…
Flight or Flight or… Freeze?
by Devina Sen Are we victims of circumstance? How much can we endure? Must we endure? When we are faced…
Wave Goodbye to that Coastline
by Ethan Ward Climate change is a topic that is discussed constantly, but rarely from a non-politicized lens. The work…
Caloric Restriction Study on Rhesus Monkeys Shows Promise in Aging Research
by Sharon Binoy In the age of ever-changing diet fads guaranteed to help you lose as much weight as possible in…
Mice Parental Exercise May Positively Impact Offsprings’ Health
By Saira Somnay In the past, it has been scientifically proven that parents’ poor dietary and exercise habits can negatively…
HIV-targeting antibodies offer an alternative approach to current HIV treatment, which has toxic side effects
By Isabelle Chiu HIV is unstoppable, and its current treatment with harmful side effects. But what if we had a way…
The Chandra X-Ray Discovers Galaxy’s Youngest Pulsar
By Meera Aravinth At the end of a gigantic star’s life, its mass collapses in on itself, triggering an extreme…
The Body’s Own Defense Against Cancer
By Nicole Xu For years, cancer has been thought of as a daunting and incurable disease. However, what if the…