Ryan Shea
iPhone releases have been contentious ever since the release of the iPhone 7, which did away with the fan-favorite headphone jack for more access to Bluetooth technology; it’s to be expected that this would be a major turn-off for many people with the up-and-coming iPhone 12, but people were able to catch on to other inconveniences with the release. Continue Reading Apple’s 12th Power Hour
Ariel Bondarenko
Let’s face it: whenever you turn on the TV or scroll through social media, you’re bound to see something about Covid-19 and its devastating impacts. Luckily, though, not all of that news is bad news. In fact, we just may be on the verge of a breakthrough in the Coronavirus vaccine world. Continue Reading Have No Fear, a Covid Vaccine is (Almost?) Here
Breelyn Webb
Archaeologists at the Saqqara site have unearthed 59 sarcophagi to date, most of them with mummies inside. This is the first major discovery since the closing of archaeological sites and museums in Egypt due to COVID-19.
Dmytro Nayda
As of September 28th, 2020, the World Health Organization(WHO) has taken the next step in mitigating the spread of COVID-19 across the globe. The WHO has decided to team up with the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation, and drug manufacturers Abbott and SD Biosensor to produce and distribute 120 million COVID-19 tests over the next six months to low and middle-income countries. Continue Reading Next Big Leap in COVID-19 Prevention
Breelyn Webb
Feathers? Colored eggs? Wings? Thinking of birds? Yes, but also Dinosaurs in some cases. Research regarding dinosaurs is constantly digging up new information. For centuries scientists have been studying these prehistoric creatures.
Continue Reading National Geographic Gives Dinosaurs a Makeover