[ad_1] When NASA’s Artemis I mission launches to the moon later this month, the Orion space capsule will have two special passengers, Helga and Zohar. The pair are actually mannequin torsos called phantoms, inspired by hospital training tools and made to mimic human bones, soft tissue, and internal organs of an adult woman. They originate ...

[ad_1] Frontier Supercomputer by Justin Whitt, Oakridge Leadership Computing Facility Program and OLCF-5 Project Director It was a day of pride for Oak Ridge National Laboratory as it celebrated the successful completion of a project based on an idea (exascale computing) that began more than 20 years ago. This is the official announcement of Frontier, ...

[ad_1] A group of 29 Hoover High School students recently returned from Bahia de los Angeles in Baja California after working with scientists and professors. “For example, we would take a boat to some small island, and when we got there, we would get on the water and study everything there,” said second-year student Yairo ...

[ad_1] Oscar Holland, CNN | Junko Ogura, CNN Hanae Mori, the first Asian fashion designer to enter the world of haute couture, has passed away at the age of 96. The Japanese designer, whose elegant pieces were worn by celebrities from Hillary Clinton to Empress Masako, died last Thursday, her office told CNN in an ...

[ad_1] In digital marketing, it’s very easy (and tempting) to divide the various sub-fields into small worlds. Here comes SEO. It’s a big one. Then there is social media marketing, and here is PPC advertising. But that’s a black and white view of things. Today I want to talk to you about the intersection of ...

[ad_1] More parents than ever are taking their kids out of failing public schools and educating them in the way that benefits them most, whether that’s in a private or charter school, or through homeschooling. In the vanguard of the fight to achieve school choice across the nation is Corey DeAngelis. DeAngelis is a senior ...

[ad_1] Dressed in a royal blue graduation robe, Roberto Juarez-Nieves joyfully threw his cap into the air this month at Oregon’s Oakhill Correctional Institution. After completing five months of electrical maintenance courses, he had at last received his technical diploma from Madison College. In many ways, he had changed from the person he once was. ...