Incoming freshman? Here’s how to refresh after a long vacation
Coming back to school from summer vacation can feel disruptive and unmotivated for most students. For some freshmen, however, this case can be much worse due to their extended break,
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Filipinos love rain baths because of childhood memories; science explains more
The rain after summer is a welcoming sign of a new season, a new climate to adapt to. But for Filipinos, it also brings back memories of their childhood, and
Artemis III highlights ‘Earth Joy,’ set to test key moon-surviving technologies
Following the success of Artemis II, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) says that Artemis III is designed to test key space technology and reduce risk for future moon
In Luzon, light bulbs begin to dim—and the ‘summer heat’ may be driving it
As temperature soars across Luzon, it is no surprise that household electricity demand also increases, especially with the school vacation keeping students at home. With households simultaneously heavy on cooling
EXPANDING FIELD, NARROWING ODDS: DOST-SEI Scholarship over the years
As the new undergraduate scholars of the Department of Science and Technology Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) are named, let us go back in time and review the journey that led
DON’T BE SHELLFISH, SAVE THE TURTLES: Understanding the threats turtles faces and how we can help
This 23rd of May, we have some special friends to celebrate that are also in need of our help protecting their kind. Like prehistoric relics, turtles have been around the
Journalism is for the people — and so is Science
Science is often pictured as intimidating, complex, and even impossible at times. While these are true to its nature, it should not always be the case. Science, at its core,
54 years later, humans return to deep space—and this might revive a new era of lunar exploration
As the first crewed lunar mission since 1972, following Apollo 17, Artemis II marked a massive milestone as humans once again left low Earth orbit—but this time to pave the
TO THE MOON AND BACK: Artemis II successfully on orbit, on course for a defining loop around the moon
With history set and the future on the line, humanity is yet again on course to define human capabilities. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has successfully launched Nasa
BLOW AFTER BLOW: How wars disrupt national fuel economy and the energy alternatives to aid these effects
As the conflict between the core countries US, Iran, and Israel continues, periphery countries like the Philippines are taking huge heavy blows to their state, causing massive economic disruptions. According
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