Science Newslink: Trading Smartphone Time For Sleep? Your Loss [From "Science News For Students"] ⚕️
Teens are logging more time on electronic devices — and sleeping less, data show Increasingly, U.S. teens are trading sleep time for screen time. That’s the finding of a new study. It analyzed survey data
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Science Newslink: AI Has Found An 8-planet System Like Ours In Kepler Data 🛰️ [From "Science News" Website]
In 2013, the space telescope found seven worlds orbiting Kepler 90 Our solar system is no longer the sole record-holder for most known planets circling a star. An artificial intelligence algorithm sifted
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Technology Newslink: SpaceX Just Launched A Completely Recycled Spacecraft For The First Time In History 🚀
In Brief SpaceX has made history by launching a resupply mission to the ISS using mostly reusable technology. This is a major vote of confidence from NASA, which will evaluate using reusable tech in a
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Science Newslink: Emails Shed Light On Controversial DOE Request To Remove ‘Climate Change’ From Abstracts 🙊
A U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) official's controversial request this summer for scientists to remove "climate change" from research abstracts was ordered by senior national lab managers and
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Technology Newslink: The UK Government Just Gave A Massive Boost To The World’s Largest Fusion Reactor ⚛️
IN BRIEF Is commercial nuclear fusion energy just around the corner? In Oxfordshire, two new research centers have been built to create the technology necessary to create fusion energy on a commercial
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Science Newslink: Scientists Just Took A Giant Leap Forward In The Quest To Create Artificial Life 🔬
After a scientist added X and Y nucleotide bases to E.coli bacteria's natural genetic alphabet, the DNA generated new proteins. This is the first time an organism has made proteins using anything other
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Technology Newslink: A Stanford Neuroscientist Is Working To Create Wireless Cyborg Eyes For The Blind 🤖
In Brief Stanford neuroscientist E.J. Chichilnisky has a bold plan—Create implantable devices to restore vision to a number of people who have gone blind. But to do this, he'll have to revolutionize the
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