The state of California has an excellent educational system, including respected universities and both public and privately run colleges. Deciding to go to college in California brings many opportunities for academic growth, cultural pursuits and sporting achievement. The institutions range from the large to the small and the conventional to the less orthodox. There are specialist establishments for every branch of education and vocational training in the midst of the Californian sunshine and lifestyle.

June 25, 2016, by Chris Bailey

by Chien-Ting For those seeking a career in catering, in hotels or restaurants, the California Culinary Academy in San Francisco is an ideal training ground, offering practical and management … [Read more...]

Meteoritical Society

April 21, 2017 By Brian Gilliland

by Kevin M. Gill The Meteoritical Society is a well established group of scientists and enthusiasts who are devoted to the research of extraterrestrial materials. Including meteorites, and samples that are collected from space missions. The society has been around since 1933, and now has a membership base that boasts members in 33 countries. They […]

The pressure is on to make metallic hydrogen

August 10, 2016 By Ashley Sullivan

This article appears in the August 20, 2016, Science News with the headline, “Chasing a devious metal: Pressure is on to make metallic hydrogen.” Citations M.I. Eremets, I.A. Troyan and A.P. Drozdov. Low temperature phase diagram of hydrogen at pressures … Continue reading at sciencenews.org When it comes to ancient human migration, it’s all in […]

See the beautiful new image of Mars captured by the Hubble Space Telescope

May 22, 2016 By Chris Bailey

The picture has been shared to mark the upcoming Opposition when the Sun and Red Planet are on opposite sides of the Earth. Opposition occurs as Earth’s orbit catches up to Mars’ orbit, with the Sun and Mars on opposite sides of the Earth. It’s a … Continue reading at home.bt.com The single-seat Solar Impulse […]

New fossil suggests echolocation evolved early in whales

August 6, 2016 By Kathleen Diaz

2016.0060. Further Reading A. Yeager. Fossil whale skull hints at echolocation’s origins. Science News. Vol 185, April 19, 2014, p. 6. A. Witze. 3-D scans reveal secrets of extinct creatures. Science News. Vol. 186, October 4, 2014, p. 16. Continue reading at sciencenews.org A pair of well-known hackers has found another way to take control […]

Vastushastra – The Science of Structure

May 25, 2016 By Jeffrey Scott

by peonyandthistle Is the science relevant to urban life? Can it be adapted to contemporary constraints? If it is not followed in totality, can there be a compromise? Would the compromise yield an effective outcome? Vastushastra – the science of structures helps you unearth the wealth of information that lies behind the seemingly redundant applications. […]

Words: Weak or Powerful?

August 9, 2019 By Iluminada Ford

by nathanborror Choosing your words and how you say them will have an impact on: how others perceive you as a leader of change how persuasive and convincing your coaching is how much your team understands what youre trying to achieve Clear communications will make the grade, ambiguous pronouncements will not. One […]

The Benefits of Using Renewable Energy Over Fossil Fuels & Nuclear Power

June 17, 2016 By Helen Wyatt

by Internet Archive Book Images Work is a force applied over a distance. Let us further define energy as a shifting back and forth, but never truly changing one thing: it’s constancy. The first law of thermodynamics: energy is conserved. Thermodynamics is the study of the movement of heat. This law instructs us that although […]

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