Kelsey Warner
The Christian Science Monitor
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Propelled by light, new NASA probe to set sail
A small space probe, propelled by a solar sail, is bound for an asteroid from NASA's Space Launch System rocket in 2018. → Read More
Bullied transgender Girl Scout sparks widespread support (and cookie sales)
A 9-year-old Girl Scout in Illinois stood up to a bully in her neighborhood, and helped more than just her troop in the process. → Read More
Why is the FBI getting involved in Flint? (+video)
Along with city and state government, there are now federal agencies, including the FBI, looking into Flint's water supply situation. → Read More
China shares vivid photos of the moon's surface with the world. Why now?
While the publicity for the Chang’e-3 lander mission of 2013 may appear random, it comes only a couple of weeks after the country confirmed plans to land on the far side of the moon in 2018. → Read More
10,000 unaccompanied child refugees missing, Europol says
For the first time, the EU's criminal intelligence agency has put a number to young refugees missing over the past 18 to 24 months. → Read More
Spurred by Elon Musk, MIT students bring Hyperloop closer to reality
First proposed by Musk in 2013, the Hyperloop could transport commuters at about 700 miles per hour. → Read More
MIT students bring Elon Musk's Hyperloop a step closer to reality
First proposed by Musk in 2013, the Hyperloop could transport commuters at about 700 miles per hour. → Read More
How MIT students are making Elon Musk's Hyperloop a reality
First proposed by Musk in 2013, the Hyperloop could transport commuters at about 700 miles per hour. → Read More
Will MIT students make Elon Musk's Hyperloop a reality?
First proposed by Musk in 2013, the Hyperloop could transport commuters at about 700 miles per hour. → Read More
How the Challenger disaster led to safer space travel
Thirty years after the tragic explosion, commercial space transportation has become a $5.4-billion industry. → Read More
How Challenger disaster led to safer spaceships
Thirty years after the tragic explosion, commercial space transportation has become a $5.4-billion industry. → Read More
How Challenger disaster led to safer spaceships (+video)
Thirty years after the tragic explosion, commercial space transportation has become a $5.4-billion industry. → Read More
Buddy Cianci remembered as a 'giant' of Rhode Island political scene
He was Providence's longest-serving mayor, elected to six terms with a total 21 years in office, and is credited with helping to revitalize the city. → Read More
Buddy Cianci remembered as a 'giant' of Rhode Island politics
He was Providence's longest-serving mayor, elected to six terms with a total 21 years in office, and is credited with helping to revitalize the city. → Read More
What's the key to well-being? Ask Alaskans and Hawaiians, says Gallup.
Or maybe ask anyone: the difference between top-ranking Hawaii and last-place West Virginia is a scant 6.3 points. → Read More
How Planned Parenthood became 'victims of a crime' in hidden camera case
A grand jury in Harris County cleared Planned Parenthood's Gulf Coast affiliate and indicted David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt, in a courtroom twist that surprised many. → Read More
Newborn stars adopt gas from their parent galaxies, astronomers say
About a decade ago, astronomers found that older stellar globular clusters were host to younger stars, but they did not know why or how. → Read More
Who invented the mechanical television? A Scotsman
Scottish inventor John Logie Baird is honored with a Google Doodle. The first TV images in 1926 were blurry, but supported the audacious inventor's claims. → Read More
Hubble's successor: Why do we need an $8 billion telescope?
The James Webb Space Telescope will be the most powerful space telescope ever made, and is being built to explore the history of the universe. → Read More
Hubble's successor nearly done: Why do we need an $8 billion telescope?
The James Webb Space Telescope will be the most powerful space telescope ever made, and is being built to explore the history of the universe. → Read More