by Liam recently, the 30th climate summit happened- AND THE USA DID NOT ATTEND! The cop30 summit took place in Brazil on November 10th to November 21st. The goal of cop30 was to increase countries’ ambitions to combat climate change,… Continue Reading
by Faina A paleontologist named Tsogtbaatar Chinzorig discovered the most complete pachycephalosaur fossil in June 2019 in Mongolia in the Gobi Desert. It is the oldest pachycephalosaur fossil ever found and it’s a new species. Based on what they found,… Continue Reading
by Kolbi M. A really bad and expensive heist has happened in Paris, France. The heist happened on September 16 in the early hours (also happened on my birthday!). The stolen item was native gold and that is a lot… Continue Reading
By Adaline A total lunar eclipse is happening March 13-14 starting at 11:57 pm. We can see it in North and South America. It’s really late at night, so I recommend you set an alarm, otherwise you may miss it.… Continue Reading
By Avleen R. Researchers from the University of California Berkley have found a new color called “olo.” Olo is a new color only seen when the M cone in your eyes is activated alone. The researchers activated only the M… Continue Reading
By: Sebastian L. There is a new species of bee that was discovered very recently, and guess what. Its blue! The new species of bee is called Andrena Androfovea. It was thought to have split off of the miner bee… Continue Reading
By Isa NASA is sending satellites into space to look at the earth and see stuff that helps these animals; for example, they are helping the tigers by seeing the places the tigers are not in yet that would be… Continue Reading
By: Calvin K Have you ever felt like time is just flying by and you can’t stop it? Well, black holes can slow it down for you! While black holes are dangerous, they can slow time down dramatically. To get… Continue Reading
Max T In stage II and III science they are doing March Mammal Madness. It is like March Madness but with animals. It is a world wide event. It is also hosted by Arizona State University.
By Ava K. The Sir David long nosed echidna was feared lost was found on Cyclops Mountain in Indonesia after more than sixty years. It is named after the British biologist Sir David Attenborough. It was captured on camera by Dr… Continue Reading