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Hygge: Connecting Nature and Home

Imagine spending a night curled up in a warm blanket with your favorite book, drinking hot tea, listening to Simon & Garfunkel on vinyl with

Anamorphosis Art: History and Modern Uses

You’re walking through a gallery, viewing paintings, sculptures, and statues of various colors and shapes.

How Sunglasses Are Made

Sunglasses not only protect your eyes from those harmful UV rays, but they’ve also become

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“Cosmic Lighthouses” to Help Astronauts Navigate

For years, lighthouses have been used as a way for sailors to find their way

The Deepest Lake in America: Crater Lake

If you’re looking for a stop on your cross-country road trip that incorporates gorgeous scenery,

A group of people at a writing workshop.

Creation

The Benefits of Workshops

Attending a workshop for your art can be stressful. What if your

Innovation

CIMON: The AI Buddy on the ISS

It’s lonely out in space, Elton John once sang. While few of

Innovation

The Aurora Station Space Vacation

It’s the best time of the year- vacation time! You’re giddy with excitement as you pack up all of the

Innovation

A Slow Descent: Boeing’s Parachutes for NASA

Innovation

The Evolution of the Internet

Production

Best Factory Tours in the USA

Snæfellsjökull: Iceland’s Ancient Beauty

Deep in western Iceland lies a glacier. Well, it appears to be a glacier at first glance. It’s truthfully a volcano with a glacier cap.

Benjamin Von Wong and the Art of Trash

“No straw please,” you say, politely declining the piece of plastic with your drink. It seems like an innocuous, if somewhat unusual comment. But when

CIMON: The AI Buddy on the ISS

It’s lonely out in space, Elton John once sang. While few of us have had the opportunity to venture beyond our planet, all reports both

Parker Solar Probe: Gateway to the Sun

As the myth of Icarus taught us, flying too close to the sun results in getting burned. This applies to within our atmosphere alone- there’s

The World of Biomimicry

Imagine you’re a researcher tasked with solving a difficult problem- in this case, something specifically related to sustainability. It’s a project that’s stumped your peers.