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Think you're a Taurus? Earth's wobble sees things differently
As an astronomer — not an astrologer — I have to tread carefully when it comes to zodiac signs.So let's set aside questions about your future or love life… -
What you need to know about blue checkmarks on Twitter
GBH’s social media strategist breaks down the latest social media headlines. -
'The sky isn't classified': Harvard astronomer on studying the extraterrestrial
Professor Avi Loeb recently co-authored a paper with Pentagon official Sean Kirkpatrick. -
SpaceX will try to launch its Starship rocket again on Thursday
SpaceX will try to launch its Starship again on Thursday after it was delayed earlier this week due to a frozen valve.The launch window will begin at 9:28… -
Harvard researchers are working on growing human eggs in a lab
But what could be a large leap for reproductive science is still years away. -
Lexington robotics team engineers space for girls to thrive in STEM
The Parity Bits and their robot, Esmerelda, talk about competitions and outreach. -
Translating difficult ideas into everyday life: Marcia Bartusiak on being a science communicator
The author and journalist talked about being a woman in a male-dominated field. -
Do you copy? Massachusetts native and mission commander Stephen Bowen calls in to GBH from the space station
Bowen, originally from Cohasset, is leading the the NASA's SpaceX Crew-6 on the International Space Station. He’ll come back down to Earth this fall. -
Health care workers are burnt out. But who heals the healers?
The pandemic pushed an already-understaffed healthcare workforce to its limit, but many feel they can't ask for help. -
Every space crew needs a mission patch. This company has designed NASA's for 50 years
WEAVERVILLE, N.C. — While NASA and SpaceX prepare to launch four people to the International Space Station on Monday from Florida's Kennedy Space Center,…
