Author: John Arcadipane

This coronal mass ejection brought auroras to the Northern Hemisphere. See it explode!

A roundup of the high- and low-tech solutions to mitigate dangerous concentrations of airborne chemicals at home

Biocomputers make maps, run logic gates, perform binary calculations and more.

With that much pressure, unique compounds can form and materials change their chemical and physical properties.

The fascinating evolution of products, including Teflon, billiard balls, LED lights, adhesives and carbon nanotubes.

A new study is the first to identify a molecular basis for cat coat patterns. Could cat stripes be an immune defense mechanism?

A hard-to-solve problem–moving media from one device to another in real time–has become magically easy

Future neural prosthetics could not only tap into brain signals, but also brain fluids, using the cerebrospinal medium to power…

A surgeon claims to have found the fabled organ, but skeptics say not so fast