Katie PeekSpaceFive questions about today’s winter solstice, answeredThe longest night of the year and how it works.By Katie PeekDecember 21, 2017TechnologyRobot And Squirrel Share Tender Moment In his ongoing series, sci-fi artist Donato Giancola depicts the soft center of A.I.By Katie PeekJune 21, 2016EntertainmentConcept Art: A Train Powered By The TidesHyperloop meets surfboardBy Katie PeekApril 19, 2016EntertainmentTo A Future Martian ColonyVisual inspiration from science-fiction artist Stephan MartiniereBy Katie PeekFebruary 23, 2016SpaceNow You Can See Five Planets At Once With The Naked EyeTill mid-February, early risers will see the first five-planet alignment in a decadeBy Katie PeekJanuary 19, 2016TechnologyFrom Our Archives: How To Stash SunlightThings have only gotten better since 1949By Katie PeekJanuary 4, 2016EnvironmentPlants Are So Confused By This Month’s Warm Weather (Now With Even More Photos!)Reader-submitted images of disoriented flora around the worldBy Katie PeekDecember 23, 2015TechnologyEmoji Users Have Sex On The BrainPlus: which emojis help singles flirt, and which ones get in the wayBy Katie PeekDecember 22, 2015EntertainmentDispatch From The Future: CitiesA vision of urban life by science-fiction artist John HarrisBy Katie PeekDecember 22, 2015TechnologyThe Rise Of Bitcoin [Infographic]As the cryptocurrency grows in popularity, its ecosystem (and value) are evolvingBy Katie PeekDecember 22, 2015SpaceFind Alien Planets That Could Support Life With This Amazing ChartOr just watch pretty planets swirl byBy Katie PeekDecember 17, 2015SpaceThis Weekend, The Geminid Meteor Shower Promises To Be AwesomeLook up! You could see two meteors each minute in the evening hoursBy Katie PeekDecember 10, 2015SpaceLeonid Meteor Shower: When, Where, And How To WatchThe show should peak around midnight on Tuesday on both U.S. coasts—and everywhere in betweenBy Katie PeekNovember 16, 2015ScienceA Celestial Evening At The White HouseThe star-studded audience included Ahmed, the Clock KidBy Katie PeekOctober 20, 2015CarsSeven Decades Later, Cars Still Need To Get LighterLittle cars flopped in the 1950s. Today, failure isn’t an option.By Katie PeekOctober 20, 2015ScienceHere’s What We Learned From The Ig Nobel AwardsSilly lessons from some silly scienceBy Katie PeekSeptember 18, 2015ScienceWeird Highlights From 25 Years Of Ig Nobel Prizes [Interactive]Honoring science's funniest researchBy Katie PeekSeptember 18, 2015ScienceWatch the Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony Right Here!Right now!By Katie PeekSeptember 17, 2015EntertainmentEnjoy Your Extra Week Of Summer This Year [Infographic]A quirk of the calendar means summer lasts 15 weeks, not 14By Katie PeekSeptember 1, 2015MilitaryU.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz Explains The Science Of The Iran Deal New video from the White House touts the accord using physicsBy Katie PeekAugust 26, 2015
