A new paper argues that the search for life outside our planet could be aided by looking in an unexpected place: the extremely hot, toxic planet Venus.
Posts from: April 2024
Options for Women (Pregnancy Resource Center) provides information and clinical services to the women in northeastern Missouri and surrounding areas. “We are seeing women in the midst of brokenness.” Carmen Gamm, director of client services and member of Second Baptist Church here, said. “The world is telling them that abortion is ok and that they should be able to live and to make plans without a baby. We are trying to give them resources to avoid that catastrophic decision.”
A group of climate activists is calling for a “historic blockade” and to “act now, boldly and swiftly” during an event over the summer.
“It’s like Paris, only with a small fraction of the crowds…”
Emotional students and teachers alike pleaded with the Board of Education ahead of massive budget cuts: don’t let our beloved staff go.
Owners of life science offices and research laboratories are seeing a spike in vacancies across the Bay Area. Developments for a once-booming biotech sector have created a glut, with vacancy now more than 20 percent and subleases at discounts from 30 to 40 percent, the San Francisco Business Times reported, citing a report from CBRE. […]
Vaseline might just be one of the most underrated items in our medicine cabinets. Often relegated to the role of a mere lip balm or
Venus provides invaluable insights into the search for life on other planets, according to a new study from UC Riverside.
Fully understanding how a rocky planet becomes habitable and remains so is a fundamental challenge for planetary scientists and astrobiologists.
Now at the Broadway Playhouse, Harry Lennix stars as the playwright in the years leading up to his Century Cycle.