The Skylab missions of the 1970s opened a new chapter in space exploration. They provided invaluable data about living and working in space, solar observations, and Earth sciences. Today, this historical Skylab mission data is more accessible than ever. For those of us working in fusion energy research, engineers, and students, this data offers unique insights that can inspire and inform our work. Unlocking Historical Skylab Mission Data for Modern Research Skylab was the Uni

Fusion energy promises a future of clean, abundant power. But to unlock this potential, we need to understand how to get more energy out than we put in. This is where the science of fusion energy gain comes into play. Today, I’ll walk you through the key concepts, recent fusion energy breakthroughs, and what net energy gain means for the future of fusion power. Fusion Energy Breakthroughs: A New Era in Energy Research Fusion energy has long been the holy grail of clean energy

Science influences nearly every part of our daily lives, often in ways we don’t immediately notice. From the technology we use to the food we eat and the health care we receive, science drives progress and shapes the world around us. Understanding how science works and the impact it has can deepen our appreciation for the modern world and inspire curiosity about what lies ahead. A close-up of a laboratory microscope used for scientific research The Role of Science in Everyday

Artist rendition of photo found on page 112 and 113 of A New Sun Results from Skylab

There are some rocks that have magical properties or haunted. There is a legend about these stones, when explorers in the past came...

There are satanic verses in the Holy Scriptures that have been removed. But later, they have been restored unlike what happened in the Quran. What happened then is a monk that was transcribing the Holy Scripture, called the Second book of Esdras, was so appalled of what he read, thinking it was of the devil, that he ripped a page out of the scripture while transcribing it into Old English. Then, of course, this abbreviated version of the scripture was transcribed into the 161