Two Gamma-ray Bursts Reach Record Levels
Naina B., Editor
January 25, 2020
Recently scientists have recorded two gamma-ray bursts reaching a total of 5900 type Ia supernova, creating a record-breaking amount of energy photons. Type la supernova is just a type of supernova that occurs in binary systems. These two bursts happened in far off galaxies, but scientists on Earth were ...
Mar’s InSight Rover
Jason M., Co-Editor-in-Chief
December 19, 2018
After traveling through space for over 7 months, NASA’s InSight Rover safely landed on the surface of Mars on Tuesday. Scientists will be assessing any damage to the rover in the upcoming days and it will be 6 months before the first scientific results from InSight will come in. NASA hopes that the In...
NASA Space X Mission
Kevin R., Reporter
June 6, 2018
NASA Space X is an advanced rocket manufacturer. They make many space stations and rockets. One of the rockets was launched on May 11, 2018. This rocket is called the Falcon 9 which releases a small spacecraft called the Dragon that delivers cargo and people to orbiting destinations such as space stat...
Moon Dusts Give Astronauts DNA Damage
Lois H., Reporter
June 5, 2018
There are many famous stories about the first person on the moon, life on Mars, global warming on earth, and much more. All of those stories are related to planets and space. Planets are a part of our solar system and affect the way everyone lives, including animals, plants, and of course humans. However,...
Are we the First Intelligent Life on Earth?
Colin M., Reporter
May 9, 2018
For a long time, scientists have believed that humans were the first intelligent life on Earth. However, scientists are beginning to wonder if they were wrong. If there was a previous civilization on Earth, then any evidence of it would surely have been destroyed over the millions of years. So how c...
Mars-One
Faith Q., Reporter
May 9, 2018
As seen in the title, the Mars-One mission is all about Mars. The project strives for a human settlement on Mars in the near future. They already have their very own calendar of events, and everything all precisely planned out. Currently, the missions are being prepared, and astronauts are being select...
Scientists Discover New Human Organ
Natalie B., Reporter
May 9, 2018
Throughout history, various milestones marked important discoveries made in science. Some of those disclosures saved hundreds of thousands of lives. On March 27, 2018, a lineup of scientists might have begun to unravel a cure for a fatal and virulent disease called cancer. Just under the top layer of...
What is a Higgs Boson?
Jayden L., Reporter
May 9, 2018
The Higgs boson is a subatomic particle, a particle smaller than an atom, that is shrouded in mystery. This mysterious particle, nicknamed the God particle, has recently been proven to be existent, and many particle physicists have theorized that the Higgs boson occurs in the Higgs field. To represen...
2018 World Science Festival
Rylan M., Reporter
April 24, 2018
The 2018 World Science Festival kicks off on May 29th and lasts for one whole week. The Festival is filled with over 70 events featuring facts and truths of the world of science. When the annual World Science Festival was created, it's goal was to spread knowledge to the community of the unknown world ...
SpaceX Falcon Heavy
Jayden M., Editor - Features
March 5, 2018
On February 6, an aerospace company, SpaceX, launched yet another rocket called the Falcon Heavy. The Falcon Heavy is a rocket designed to transport heavy loads to different parts of space. It can transport up to 140,660 pounds when traveling to low earth orbit, and 58,860 pounds in the geosynchronous or...
New Inventions
Faith Q., Reporter
March 5, 2018
With plenty of geniuses out there in the world, it’s about time that new inventions are introduced. As the new year already began, many new creations might be coming out. Whether they are coming out soon, just new, or never been seen, these inventions are surely interesting. esight 3 The e...
Scientists Create a New Form of Light By Linking Photons
Charis P., Editor - Food and Travel
March 5, 2018
Light. An ordinary but powerful piece of technology. Today, the use of light is found just about everywhere, offices, schools, homes, and many more. Light is made up of photons, which are essentially speedy, tiny bundles of energy. However, photons are typically known to not interact with each other...
Darrius H., Editor in Chief
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Similar to California, Australia faces naturally occurring fires. Global warming has turned vegetation into firewood, which has resulted in these infernos to become increasingly...
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December 29, 2019 • No Comments
Some people enjoy decorating for Christmas, and some simply don’t. There are some decorators who live for decorating and spend hours planning the arrangement of the twinkling...
Diego G., Editor
November 4, 2019 • No Comments
Miami is a great place to kick back and relax and hang out with your family and friends. Like many other very populated cities, there are many tourists attractions. Miami...
Darrius H., Editor in Chief
November 4, 2019 • No Comments
Spaghetti and meatballs have been known as two foods that shouldn’t be separated. Bread with butter, peanut butter with jelly, and cookies with milk are on the list inseparable...
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Celine K. was born on Halloween in 2006, and currently is a 7th grader at Kraemer Middle School. Before attending to Kraemer, she attended Golden Elementary. During her free time, Celine loves to play...