By ETHAN SIBBET NASA released a peer-edited research paper entitled “Direct evidence of surface exposed water ice in the lunar polar regions” on Aug. 20, 2018 confirming that ice had been found on the moon. Finding water on the moon is revolutionary. Water is, of course, a necessary […]
by RICHARD BUNNER Breaking the electronics news for September 2018 were the releases of the newest iPhones. Gone are the days of the home button for apple because each newly released phone has an all screen design with the signature notch. The most notable release is the iPhone […]
Cynthia Mallett, Environmental Program Supervisor for the City of San Clemente, shares information on the annual California Coastal Clean-Up day and tips on keeping oceans clean. The Redlands East Valley High School Nature and Ecology Club participated in Coastal Clean-up Day at San Clemente Pier in San […]
By BRANDON SAGLAM Recently, on December 11, 2017, researchers affiliated with National Geographic’s Big Cat Initiative released a study in the journal PeerJ that provided data on cheetah populations which is beginning to worry scientists. The paper provided two estimates of the probable population of cheetahs within regions […]
The 23andme privacy policy reads: “We may share anonymized and aggregate information with third-parties; anonymized and aggregate information is any information that has been stripped of your name and contact information and aggregated with information of others or anonymized so that you cannot reasonably be identified as an […]
By WILLIAM MALVEAUX Picture the world’s most powerful rocket blasting off for the first time on a journey to near the majesty of the mysterious red planet. 500 million dollars of cutting-edge technology fires into the air in an eruption of sound, but there is quite the unusual […]
By WILLIE MALVEAUX OpenWorm is a project dedicated to making the world’s first virtual organism. Recently, the collective has successfully digitized a worm brain and transferred the brain into a small Lego robot capable of moving in a real environment. To elaborate, the Caenorhabditis elegans is a roundworm […]
By WILLIE MALVEAUX In 1946, the United States government created the Atomic Energy Commission, or the AEC for short. This jump started the beginning of nuclear power for peaceful implementations, and as a result of this, in Dec. 1951, the first electricity from nuclear power was created. After […]
By WILLIAM MALVEAUX Net neutrality is the rule established under the Obama administration that states that no internet service provider may speed up or slow down connections to certain websites based on bias or potential profit. Since the election of President Donald J. Trump, the Federal Communications Commission, […]
By CHRISTIAN MORRISON Thanksgiving is here! It is a joyous time to hang out with family and friends and gorge oneself on mashed potatoes, stuffing, pie and especially turkey. After this grandiose feast, a familiar feeling comes over everyone. That warm, sleepy feeling that beckons one to the […]
