Jennifer Ouellette

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Jennifer Ouellette

22 hours agoGive your diet a boost with these nutrient-rich ingredients. If you want to get the most out of your meals, try incorporating more nutrient-dense foods. Such options offer a high amount of essential nutrients per serving, making them valuable for supporting health and meeting your daily nutrient …

1 week ago | arstechnica.com | Jennifer Ouellette

Trajectories, wind shear, temperature gradients, topography, and weather can affect how a sonic boom spreads. The Vandenberg Space Force Base in Santa Barbara, California, serves military space launch missions as well as launches for NASA and commercial entities like SpaceX. But how do all those launches affect residents living along the Central Coast?

1 week ago | technewstube.com | Jennifer Ouellette

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1 week ago | arstechnica.com | Jennifer Ouellette

Eggs are less likely to crack when dropped horizontally vs. vertically, contradicting conventional wisdom. Egg drop competitions are a staple of high school and college physics classes. The goal is for students to build a device using bubble wrap, straws, or various other materials designed to hold an egg and keep it intact after being dropped from a substantial height—say, ten meters (nearly 33 feet).

2 weeks ago | businessandamerica.com | Jennifer Ouellette

NASA’s Apollo missions brought back moon rock samples for scientists to study. We’ve learned a great deal over the ensuing decades, but one enduring mystery remains. Many of those lunar samples show signs of exposure to strong magnetic fields comparable to Earth’s, yet the Moon doesn’t have such a field today. So, how did the moon rocks get their magnetism? There have been many attempts to explain this anomaly.