Elegoo concluded a successful appearance at IFA 2025, where its Centauri Carbon 3D printer received seven "Best of IFA" media awards, an IFA Innovation Award and its booth was widely recognized as one of the most innovative of the exhibition.
John Giacobbi, Web Sheriff, has worked with the biggest names in entertainment including Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Adele, Bryan Adams and the Estate of Michael Jackson in the quest to stop pre-release music leaks, theft and internet piracy.
Wemo Media, an innovative visual effects studio, launched from the recent 2012 CES, secured two million in seed venture based on their ground-breaking beta TheBlu.
The oceans cover more than 70% of our planet's surface, hiding some of Earth's most profound and mysterious regions. Among the vast underwater landscapes are trenches and deeps that plunge far below the sunlight, into unseen ecosystems.
Hurricanes are powerful tropical storms that can cause extensive damage and loss of life. The hurricane season varies depending on the region, with the Atlantic hurricane season, usually the most active, running from June 1 to November 30.
Hurricanes, also known as cyclones or typhoons in other parts of the world, are among the most powerful and destructive natural phenomena. These immense storm systems bring strong winds, heavy rainfall, and often cause significant damage to coastal regions.
The recent Texas Hill Country Floods have introduced new weather words into the mainstream as us common folk try to understand the phenomena that created such vast devastation. While Atmospheric River is understood, Mesoscale Convective Vortex is not.
Nestled in the heart of central Texas, the Texas Hill Country is famous for its rugged limestone hills, scenic rivers, and vibrant blue bonnet blooms each spring. But beneath its picturesque exterior lies a dramatic vulnerability.
In the summer of 1990, paleontologist Susan Hendrickson made a groundbreaking discovery in the rugged terrain of South Dakota. While exploring the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation, she stumbled upon a set of fossilized bones protruding from a cliff.
The Ring of Fire is one of the most well-known geographical and geological phenomena on Earth. Encircling the Pacific Ocean, this horseshoe-shaped zone is notorious for its frequent earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and tectonic activity.
Having experienced a hail storm recently, understanding how a rainstorm in 90 degree heat could produce frozen water droplets became the quest so I turned to the science pros to help break down this fascinating atmospheric phenomenon.
Marine turtles have long been an emblem of oceanic biodiversity, but human activities, climate change, and predators have deeply threatened their existence. Turtle hatcheries have emerged as a scientific solution to help conserve these majestic creatures.
Tornadoes are among the most violent weather phenomena, capable of causing widespread devastation in just minutes. This guide outlines the best practices for tornado preparedness to help you ensure the safety of yourself and your loved ones.
Tornadoes, also referred to as twisters, are among the most powerful and destructive weather phenomena on Earth. Understanding the science behind tornadoes is crucial for improving prediction methods, mitigating their impacts and helping victims survive.
In the wake of unprecedented and devastating wildfires that caused an estimated $250 billion to $275 billion in total damage and economic loss across Southern California in January, AccuWeather long-range experts are predicting wildfires to burn more land this year.
Subsurface hydrology, often referred to as groundwater hydrology, examines the movement and distribution of water below the Earth's surface. This field of study is crucial for understanding how water interacts with soil, rock formations, and ecosystems.
The Solar System is a wondrous and complex collection of celestial bodies, all bound together by the gravitational pull of our star, the Sun. This system includes eight planets, their moons, dwarf planets, asteroids, comets, and cosmic dust.
Earthquakes are one of nature's most powerful and terrifying phenomena, capable of causing massive destruction and loss of life. They are sudden, violent shaking motions, typically caused by the release of energy stored in the Earth's crust.
Climate change is one of the greatest challenges facing our planet today. While large-scale systemic changes are necessary, individual actions play a crucial role in reducing our carbon footprint and promoting sustainability.
Atmospheric rivers are a meteorological phenomenon that plays a critical role in the global water cycle. These narrow corridors of concentrated moisture in the atmosphere can transport immense amounts of water vapor across vast distances.
Santa Ana Winds, often referred to as the "devil winds," are a fascinating and sometimes dangerous meteorological phenomenon that affects Southern California. These winds, known for their hot, and often powerful gusts, are both captivating and deadly.
Global warming has become the new climate catch phrase that without understanding can be dismissed as another doomsday scare tactic and yet the dangers associated with changes in the earth core temperature are very real.
The multiplication, frequency and duration of heat waves are pushing humanity towards an unprecedented challenge: ensuring its survival by inventing a new society that will be able to adapt to these violent and sudden rises in temperature.
Revisiting the Dark Side of the Moon: Why NASA Won't Go Back for the Apollo 11 Cameras, an exclusive interview with Smithsonian Air & Space Museum curator sheds new light on abandoned Apollo memorabilia and why NASA won't bring it home.
NASA's James Webb Telescope, the world's largest and most powerful, continues to dazzle amateurs space buffs, astronomers, scientists, and astronauts everywhere with its dynamic images of deep space and the solar system including the recently released images of Jupiter.
NASA's new James Webb Space Telescope, which has already transmitted the clearest pictures of the furthest galaxies man has seen, has now delivered the most vibrant images of the Cartwheel Galaxy, located 500 million light years away.
NASA has unveiled the first series of stunning deep space cosmic images from the James Webb Space telescope, a $10 billion-dollar joint venture between the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Canadian Space Agency (CSA).
A nearly intact 30,000-year-old baby woolly mammoth was recently unearthed in the Klondike Gold Fields, of the Yukon Territory in Calgary Canada by a miner who was digging with a front loader when he felt something.
Yellowstone National Park, an oasis of pristine natural beauty, became the target of mother nature's fury after an atmospheric river and extreme snowpack melt merged creating unprecedented rain and overflowing rivers leading to apocalyptic flooding and catastrophic damage.
With the world’s resources slowly decreasing and an increased focus and public awareness on humanity’s impact on the planet, it’s time to reconsider sustainability as an option in all aspects of life, including sustainable footwear.
With the world watching, Perseverance, the most advanced Mars Rover to date, landed safely on the surface of the Red Planet to begin its mission of collecting rock samples and conducting field experiments to determine if ancient life existed.
Portions of the tail and pelvic girdle from a giant fossilized titanosaur, one of the largest known dinosaurs to roam the earth, was recently unearthed in Neuquén Province in Argentina's northwest Patagonia, by an Argentinian paleontologist team.
The recent successful launch of a National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and SpaceX Crew Dragon Demo 2 manned mission was the second most watched space launch in history after the Apollo Moon Landing July 20, 1969.
New Zealand is facing its third national tragedy of 2019 thrusting the nation into the global spotlight with the volcanic eruption of White Island and the confirmed deaths of 18 tourists who were touring the active site.
Jupiter's iconic imagery is changing, much to the disappointment of scientists around the world that have studied the third planet from the sun for hundreds of years, as its most prominent feature, the "Great Red Spot" shrinks.
