What will humans do? It’s the question I hear more than any other right now. People ask some version of it every time technology changes how work is structured. Steam power, electricity, and then ...

Instead of identifying ourselves as fallen descendants of Adam and Eve, we can understand our real identity as God’s spiritual likeness and find freedom and healing. An article inspired by this week’s ...

The Science Club For Girls wrapped up its spring semester, which had a timely space theme. Our own scientist, Pamela Gardner, ...

From bubbling volcanoes to floating eggs, hands-on science activities turn curiosity into discovery using everyday items.

Penn researchers have developed a smarter AI method for solving notoriously difficult inverse equations, which help ...

Once the last bell rings this school year, teachers can select from a wide range of opportunities to continue to hone their ...

A free family-friendly science festival celebrates 101 years of planetariums worldwide at Schreder Planetarium in Redding.

“Demonic intrusion,” a term coined in 1984, describes uncontrolled, often random disturbances by an entity, human or ...

The following is an excerpt from “You’ve Been Pooping All Wrong,” by Trisha Pasricha, MD, MPH, which will be published on Tuesday. Science has finally settled the age-old debate of whose farts smell ...

As AI becomes a daily work tool, the real risk may not be losing our intelligence—but losing confidence in our own thinking. New research suggests the difference comes down to how actively we engage ...

Mark Rober, a NASA engineer turned YouTube sensation with over 75 million subscribers, has spent his internet career making creative, silly, engaging science experiments for viewers, many of them ...