Crack reporter Stella Stardust holds another cosmic celebration, this time with the Sun. Meet the medium-sized star with a big following.
travels incredibly fast – at a speed of 186,000 miles per
Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is measured in parts per
Earthquakes are happening all the time. Most are so small that people don’t even feel them. But some can be very powerful.
always moving very slowly, about one or two inches per
Dry lands
Dry Lands Getting Groundwater More Crop Per
Water: H2O = Life | American Museum of Natural History
Dry Lands Getting Groundwater More Crop Per
Water: H2O = Life | American Museum of Natural History
Dry Lands Getting Groundwater More Crop Per
Water: H2O = Life | American Museum of Natural History
Dry Lands Getting Groundwater More Crop Per
This year we’ll see billions of cicadas, all along the Eastern seaboard—including New York.
masse—some say there may be as many as 1 million cicadas per
Modern conveniences have vastly improved our lives, but when fossil fuels provide the energy to make and power them, the planet’s climate pays a price.
didn’t even keep track; in 2006, personal computers per
All dinosaurs reproduced by laying eggs, just as living birds and many modern reptiles do. But surprisingly, the babies that hatched out of sauropod eggs were generally no bigger than a modern adult goose. Sauropods didn’t start out extremely big—they just grew very, very fast.
Such rapid weight gain per year has never been seen
