The four students were in grades 8 through 12 when they first proposed shooting a tube of microscopic worms into orbit so they could study the effects of low gravity on muscle deterioration
Source: Toronto students become published scientists after sending worms to space
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ust two weeks after the total lunar eclipse, there's another celestial event on the horizon — but this time involving the sun. On Thursday, parts of the Northern Hemisphere — including... read more
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Intro The Council of Directors of Education (CODE) is conducting a research project called “Science and Innovation in Ontario Schools” on behalf of the Ministry of Education. Purpose A... read more
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The collision of two neutron stars, seen in an artist's rendering, created both gravitational waves and gamma rays. Researchers used those signals to locate the event with optical telescopes. For the... read more
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