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Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) is the brightest comet in 27 years to travel past Earth. Learn more about comets like Comet A3, how they form, and how to spot them!
Issue 5, Volume 115
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Explore some of the newest and underrepresented STEM-related clubs at Stuyvesant!
Issue 3, Volume 115
The Boeing Starliner left two astronauts stuck on the ISS until 2025 due to a thruster malfunction. The astronauts’ extended time in space can result in adverse effects on their health. Art Request: Two astronauts floating inside a space station
Issue 2, Volume 115
As of May 2024, there is a continued increase in the number of solar flares ejected by the Sun. Learn more about the causes of this spike in solar activity and its resulting implications on Earth!
Issue 17, Volume 114
Quantum electrodynamics (QED) is an elusive topic discussed in modern physics. Learn more about the history of QED and the behavior of subatomic particles and electromagnetic radiation!
Issue 16, Volume 114
In the morning of April 5, 2024, U.S. states along the East Coast were shaken by an earthquake centered in New Jersey at a moderate magnitude. Learn more about the causes of earthquakes like this and how to prepare for an earthquake!
Issue 14, Volume 114
For the first time in decades, New York State will be in the path of totality for the eclipse on April 8, 2024. Learn more about how eclipses work, scientific research on eclipses, when to view the eclipse this year, and how to watch it safely!
Issue 13, Volume 114
The grandfather paradox has intrigued the scientific community for decades regarding time travel and causality. Though some believe that the paradox can’t happen, others believe that quantum mechanics can resolve the paradox.
Issue 10, Volume 114
Dutch Company SpaceBorn United proposes the use of special IVF technology to make human reproduction in space possible.
Issue 7, Volume 114
The 2023 winners of the Nobel Prize in Physics developed and implemented a technique to record electron behavior.
Issue 6, Volume 114
The sun and moon heavily influence the length of Earth’s days. Earth days are growing longer, and global warming accelerates this process.
Issue 4, Volume 114
The Black Hole Paradox concerning information loss in black holes puzzled physicists for decades. Recently, scientists found a promising solution using principles of quantum mechanics.
Issue 3, Volume 114
A group of physicists from Imperial London College recreated the famous double-slit experiment but using the domain of time.
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